Tag: light

Shaping Light series — Index—01: Introduction | 02: Building Waves So today, we’re going to go over some properties of light; namely, how it propagates in a field (no obstacles for now). And right, no weird math equations (scratches head). Let’s jump in. 1. Sinusoid Waves Sinusoid waves are the simplest (as in Nature simplest) […]

Shaping Light series — Index—01: Introduction | 02: Building Waves There are some things about The Art of Eyeballing series that really never satisfied me. First, it is too unfocused: it lives under a general practice of type design, sure — but theory of perception, of the stroke, optical adjustments, form analysis; all these can […]

It’s been some time! To take some time off the oh-so-many huge projects in the making and craft something for you that’s worth your while, today we’ll be talking about some typography tricks that I find helpful and that I haven’t seen anywhere or that I’ve found the information available unsatisfying. Another plus for you, […]