Geo is a modular font based on simple geometric shapes (circle/square) in two weights – black and white – both with the same letter spacing.
Usualy light weights have a wider spacing, but here I wanted to have a quick way to change the weight without changing the width of the text.
It’s a good starting point for logo-type and artwork. The simple con­struc­tion makes it easy to try other variations on the fly.
A “sketch” version could be nice.

Before nature falls asleep, it paints it’s best pictures. Besides spring, laying down the green of greens, I enjoy autumn very much. When the sun is still strong enough to shine a bright light to the open air galleries and keeps my hands from freezing. Colors, shapes, order, variety and coincidence from the largest to the smallest.

PhotoType

Things become different, when seen through a camera lens. Especially those, that are not meant or made to be photographed.
In this is open-end photo collection, I’m looking for ordinary stuff and byproducts, that should come in a fairly large number (40 to 50).
One could also look at it as photographic alphabets without necessarily copying (known) letter forms.

Painted… but drawn

This font sketch is roughly based on the lettering of a polish railroad com­panys “WARS” logo. It’s not called like this, since it doesn’t reflect, whats in the shapes.
The original logo is made in a strange signpainter style, not really painted but drawn, very irregular and vivid. I liked the idea of brush strokes in dif­ferent angles and widths, it worked fairly well.

Audiovisual Lab

Playing with graphics, reacting in real time on audio or midi input is great fun. It’s a surprisingly fresh way to interact with motion graphics.
Using controllers instead of a mouse reminds me of an audio synth but for visuals. Looking forward to explore other Quartz Composer modules.