Learn a messy, hands-on, computer-free way of making letters with world-renowned type designer Cyrus Highsmith.
Letters can be drawn in so many different ways. Cyrus Highsmith's approach is based heavily on the importance of white space and sensitivity to shapes. It's a method he applies to type design as well as image-making of all kinds. For Highsmith, it's a way of seeing the world.
This workshop will be a messy, hands-on, and computer-free exploration of drawing, making, and thinking about letters. Each day will be a series of demos and conversations with lots of time in between to work independently. Attendees will experiment and play with different ways of drawing and thinking about letters.
Techniques may include stencils, low-tech printing, collage, and painting. Participants should be ready for new experiences, experimentation, play, and failure. The results will be shared in an online gallery.
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