panoranaglyph

panoranaglyph is a group project that delves into understanding and categorizing vastly different typefaces. This publication seeks to teach new, up-and-coming design students about the working parts of a typeface and how that affects its tone and purpose. Anaglyphs, photographs superimposed on themselves using two different colors, are a key component of the publication as it allows for the audience to visually compare two typefaces at the same time.

As a group, we first decided on the basic structure of the inner pages, both the index dictionary and comparisons. Then, as teams, we completed different sections of the book and combined them into a single, unified publication. Finally, panoranaglyph’s inner pages were printed on a RISO while the covers were printed on a Xerox.