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Typography

Calligraphy has always been a part of my artistic practice—here are some examples of my letterforms working in the design and digital realms—working typefaces.

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Split Serif is a display style typeface I designed inspired by iconic high-contrast designs used frequently in editorial publications such as in Vogue  and Architectural Digest. Using a split line on certain thin strokes I was able to create something subtly unique when used in a heading size, while maintaining striking difference in a display setting. 

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Specimen of entire alphabet, and my favorite letters in display size.

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Example of the Split Serif used in an editorial setting for a project. 

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MLCyrillic is a typeface that I designed inspired by an old Cyrillic set of type I came across in a typographical book. I used its style to create a functional font, as well as adapted it to the Latin alphabet for my own use in typography. 

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Specimen displaying both the Cyrillic and Latin alphabets of MLCyrillic 

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Source of inspiration.

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Example of the font in use — Cyrillic Russian Ouija style spirit board.

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Big Head is a typeface that I am creating currently. I was drawing letters as I often do for inspiration for calligraphy and other aspects of my life as a designer, and I created this letter A. I liked it so much I decided to begin creating the rest of the alphabet.

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Specimen of the font's name as well as characters I have created thus far.

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