2013
Typesettings — Typography
Typings
First I make a font. This is a set of characters with predetermined spacings. Each shape I assign to a key on the keyboard. Fonts are mostly monospaced — all characters are of equal width. I started with Fontographer and FontLab but now I’m working with Glyphs. What follows is typesetting; as if you were setting a mathematical formula, »letters« with the exponents and indices. In recent years I use text typed in advance and solved sudokus (Japanese crosswords). For typesetting I first used QuarkXPress, but now I’m working in InDesign.
»Typings-1«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—10«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings-11«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—12«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—13«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—14«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—15«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—16«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—17«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—18«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—19«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—2«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—20«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—3«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—4«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—5«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—6«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—7«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—8«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
»Typings—9«, print, 70/50 cm, 2013
