more overused fonts?
we already know that using papyrus and comic sans is a mortal sin, but i feel like there are some more typefaces that i wouldn't mind seeing less of.



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we already know that using papyrus and comic sans is a mortal sin, but i feel like there are some more typefaces that i wouldn't mind seeing less of.
Here is another way of approaching the Idea of a type popup book.
The alphabet in volume is connected in the shape of an edition bearing the name of the character. It with an architectural aspect and the impact of the light makes it possible to better reveal volumes of the letters. Each letter is built on the same principle of folding and starting from a simple sheet A4 Bristol-board.
I found this cool coin
"In order to achieve the image I developed my own single-line font system. I let the line width change within the same character in order to evoke an underlying picture:"