The Kinder Font - An experimental typographic project
A font made from kinder toys.
This project started as a research about the concept of constructing and deconstructing material I went back to my childhood, to my earliest and happiest experience of assembling - Kinder Eggs As a kid, a Kinder egg was the purest joy - combining a chocolate treat and a toy I need to build.
As fun and playful this project looks, nothing was random and I followed a set of rules. Each letter must contain all the parts on the toy - no adding and removing any part. All the letters have to be from different toys, and even the punctuation marks are made from one toy.
This project started as a research about the concept of constructing and deconstructing material I went back to my childhood, to my earliest and happiest experience of assembling - Kinder Eggs As a kid, a Kinder egg was the purest joy - combining a chocolate treat and a toy I need to build.
As fun and playful this project looks, nothing was random and I followed a set of rules. Each letter must contain all the parts on the toy - no adding and removing any part. All the letters have to be from different toys, and even the punctuation marks are made from one toy.
Student Project from Wizo School of Design, Haifa
Guided by: Professor Terry Schreuer
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Guided by: Professor Terry Schreuer
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