LAIKA [Processing]
A bachelor thesis project of Michael Flückiger and Nicholas Kunz, Laika is a dynamic typeface created using Processing. Via a custom designed control panel, user can adjust kerning, italics, size and other properties of a typeface. The final project installation included a type which was responsive to passers-by.
Try it online here (via blitblit)
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Posted on: 10/10/2009
Posted in: Processing
Post tags: design interactive Interface Processing type typeface typography
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