During the 20th numerous movements such as cubism, constructivism, bauhaus, de stijl have greatly influenced typography and inspired designers in exploring and experimenting with new typographical designs.
Theo van Doesburg, Alphabet, 1917
Taylor Luca, ART 291, This alphabet was created using the modular elements of a solid black square and white circles.
I experimented with these simple shapes to create letter forms in the most basic sense.
Michaela Baril- ART391- Modularity, I created my alphabet starting with a simple black box and “cutting-out” shapes in order to form letters. I tried to keep the cut-outs as simple as possible with as many curved lines, rather than sharp corners, as possible.
Geometric font by the French type designer Samuel Delabarre. Each letter comprises of modular pieces which take the space of a square.
Nikola Kantar, SquareWarz, 2012, Creator of the squarish typeface Base (2012) and the pixelish typeface Square Warz (2012), which was modeled on the Space Invaders game.
Type designed for the ‘Brain Blasta’ identity. Based on a tight square, the type is minimal but bold and has an Art Deco feel.
New alphabet, 1967, Wim Crouwel
New alphabet,1967, Wim Crouwel
Catalogue, Wim Crouwel
Vormgevers, Wim Crouwel
Vormgevers, Wim Crouwel
Number 5, Vim Crouwel
Crazy Keyboard, Sofia Ozbozkurt
Crazy Keyboard, Sofya Ozbozkurt, Keyboard layout using Crazy Keyboard typeface design.
Crazy Keyboard, Sofya Ozbozkurt, Keyboard product design using the Crazy Keyboard typeface design