Pressure Letter
A single letter that gains weight and width as you lean on it. Move across the box, drag, or use the sliders.
Things made for no one in particular. Two of them are interactive — go ahead and press on them.
A single letter that gains weight and width as you lean on it. Move across the box, drag, or use the sliders.
Paper shapes that rearrange themselves into a new composition each time you ask. Seven compositions, then it starts again.

What happens to a serif when you round off every corner until it feels like a pebble? Drawn at poster size, cropped on purpose.

One colour a day for a month, sampled from whatever caught my eye: a bus seat, orange peel, the sky after rain.

Cyanotype-style prints of ferns and grasses from a single walk, rebuilt as vector silhouettes and printed in Prussian blue.

Twelve squares, one rule: each turns a little later than the last. A study in delay as a design material.
Glyph Garden — letterforms that grow like plants.
Read the full experiment