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date: "2019-07-09T07:50:48Z"
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- from-facebook
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- project
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{{% importnote 2024-04-05 %}}
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This being an import of a Facebook post, I also wrote a slightly longer post about this project [here on this blog](/posts/the-beauty-of-type/).
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{{%/ importnote %}}
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A few weeks back, while recovering from a nasty cold, I was inspired by a beautiful postcard my friend Richard sent. It displayed an alphabet he created, each letter inspired by a different writing system of the world.
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It made me want to learn about making typefaces, and to build something that would honour Richard's creation as well as my slight bedridden delirium…
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I made a font I called Caspian, which I used to send him a couple of artsy postcards, and a website which typed the lyrics of the songs I listened to while in bed, it does this in time with the very same music. It's eery and beautiful (in my mind, at least!)
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My website skill is somewhat less developed than it used to be (focusing as I do on the server-side at work), so the website will likely not work for you outside of a desktop Chrome browser, but do give it a try at https://caspian.byjp.me — the video below shows a snippet from the middle of one track :) What an awesome script Richard created, eh?
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