Julian Hespenheide, 2021. link
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Tag Archives: 2020s
Julian Hespenheide, 2023
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2023
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2023
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2023
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2023
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2022
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We’ve got some catching up to do with Julian Hespenheide, who’s been productive with code, charsets and fonts while this blog was in hiatus mode. This is a circular selection, but more stuff is coming.
Peter Ström from Konst & Teknik has designed for the ISSUES gallery using no less than 57 fonts, which has earned him an FIU award for stupid records. h/t: Roel Nieskens
Debug Mode Generative Art by JK Keller, 2023. Wobbly grid!
Rugs by Inigo Elizalde.
Posted by asciiart to start off 2024, the year of the dragon in the Chinese calendar.
Lena Weber makes incredible variable typefaces that are very graphical, like Gradial used here. It doesn’t look like it, but all this is made of (variable) text characters. Like these:
