3 letters + word

 


In this artwork there are three different types of classifications which are used in the 3 letters. The letter "k" is a capitalized form of Rockwell (Slab Serif). The letter "n" is a lower case form of  Bodoni (Modern) which gives a more modernized style compared to the older style. The letter "l" is also another lower case form of Baskerville (Transitional) which I believe is related to Bodoni as both contains similar modernized style. Going to the "word" part of this project the word "Blind" consists of 5 letters which contains 1 uppercase and 4 lowercase all in the same classification known as Helvetica (Sans Serif). I wanted something nice and simple yet something random so I came up with this artwork which is something that is not too abstract and messy or all over the place and would not look appeasing. From what I could learn from this is maybe try something that would be more precise and try to get some of the letters or the words out of the picture to illustrate an idea.

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