This fantastic font "stretches" the boundaries of bland alphabets.
Designer Jenny Kyvik Hutchens is the word wizard behind this "snappy" alphabet. Hutchens decided to invent a new typographic font that differed from anything she'd ever seen. She planned a blueprint of her elastic letters prior to construction, planning the shape of each character. She then built a board which boasted tiny pegs; elastics were placed around these pegs to form each letter.
The resulting elastic font is definitely a way to play with words. This font would be a fun one to use on greeting cards or posters, and could even make an interactive learning tool for children who are learning their letters.
Jenny Kyvik Hutchens has cleverly created a "band-tastic" bunch of letters.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Stretchy Fonts
- Opportunity for creating unique and interactive typographic designs by incorporating stretchy fonts.
- Interactive Learning Tools
- Potential for developing engaging and playful learning tools for children using elastic alphabets.
- Creative Greeting Cards
- Innovative possibilities for designing fun and dynamic greeting cards using the elastic font.
Sectors Adopting This
- Graphic Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunity in graphic design by experimenting with stretchy fonts for diverse applications.
- Education
- Disruptive innovation opportunity in the education sector by integrating elastic alphabets into interactive learning tools.
- Stationery and Printing
- Disruptive innovation opportunity in the stationery and printing industry through the creation of unique greeting cards using the elastic font.
