These toddler books were designed by Graphic designer Jeremy Dooley to teach them typography at an early stage. 'The Clothes Letter Wears' is a book that has many illustrations of typography to distinguish each typefaces used. The concept of this book shows each font as text playing dress-up. It features the 'Cabrito' as a custom typeface that can be recognized throughout the book in each image.
This repeated typeface ensure that the toddler sees a pattern and can determine what it is. It's also designed to be especially legible for young eyes so that they can recognize each image instantly and obtain it within their memory. These toddler books would make a great beginner’s guide to typography as a head start on this particular educational interest.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Typography Education for Toddlers
- Creating toddler books that teach typography can disrupt early learning by introducing an unconventional educational topic at a young age.
- Graphic Design Learning for Toddlers
- Developing toddler books illustrating typography offers a disruptive innovation opportunity by introducing graphic design concepts to a young audience.
- Custom Typeface Recognition for Toddlers
- Designing toddler books with a repeated custom typeface allows for a disruptive innovation opportunity to enhance pattern recognition and early typography learning.
Sectors Adopting This
- Publishing
- The publishing industry can benefit from toddler books that teach typography, expanding their educational offerings and appealing to a niche market.
- Education
- The education industry can explore the use of toddler books teaching graphic design concepts to promote creativity and expand learning opportunities for young children.
- Graphic Design
- Toddlers books teaching typography provide a disruptive innovation opportunity for the graphic design industry to reach a new audience and contribute to early learning.
