For any typography fanatics out there, Norwegian designer Hanne Fossaa Eriksen will capture your attention with her a letter a day collection of imaginative typefaces.
Working over a span of a year, she attempted to create a new design for each letter, totaling 300 styles. Completed throughout the course of her last year in school, the project shows that the saying "practice makes perfect" is actually true; since graduating, Eriksen has been hired as a junior art director with McCann Erickson Singapore. The result of her endeavors is a wide assortment of interesting and creative typefaces, which truly highlight her capacity as an artist.
From cartoon faces to flip flops, her a letter a day endeavor resulted in some very impressive and whimsical designs.
What's Driving This Trend
- Imaginative Typefaces
- Opportunity for designers to create unique and creative typefaces that capture attention and stand out in a crowded market.
- Daily Design Challenges
- Opportunity to challenge oneself and improve design skills by undertaking a daily design project, like creating a new letter every day.
- Showcasing Design Capacity
- Opportunity for designers to showcase their artistic abilities and attract potential job opportunities by undertaking ambitious design projects.
Who This Affects Most
- Graphic Design
- Opportunity for graphic designers to explore new and innovative approaches to typography and create visually striking designs.
- Typography and Typeface Design
- Opportunity for typography and typeface designers to experiment with unconventional designs and push the boundaries of traditional typography.
- Advertising and Marketing
- Opportunity for advertising and marketing professionals to leverage unique and eye-catching typefaces to grab audience attention and enhance brand campaigns.
