Workshop

Oct 26, 2024
This workshop focuses on helping students draw bold and overlapped letter shapes, a less common direction in type design and lettering.
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Oct 25 – Oct 26, 2024
Descubre las complejidades ocultas de las fuentes modernas y adquiere el poder de manipularlas a tu antojo.
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Oct 25 – Oct 26, 2024
Designers will delve into the process of creating dynamic motion systems for brand identities rooted in kinetic typography.
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Oct 25 – Oct 26, 2024
Learn to create dynamic and fun lettering posters. We will explore how to create dynamism through unusual structures, by deforming letters and making them dance to the rhythm of music.
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Oct 24 – Oct 25, 2024
Letters are traditionally thought about in terms of calligraphic strokes or marks. Letters can also be thought about in terms of shape.
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Oct 27 – Oct 28, 2022
During the course of the workshop we will walk through the process of getting a request for a custom typeface from a client to creating a refined brief and sketching your first sketched proposals.
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Oct 27 – Oct 29, 2022

Typography as we know it has taken on many different shapes in our lifetimes: we've cast them into metal, cut them out of woodblocks, painted them across awnings and signs, and scrawled them onto our most personal letters.

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Oct 28 – Oct 29, 2022

A workshop on Mexican sign painting with a Mexican flavor and tradition. Along with getting to know the basics of the trade, we will create a sign on the fabric, a very popular and affordable method that allows for a more controlled brush contact.

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Oct 28, 2022
This is a calligraphic workshop on gothic letter models: from the medieval to the vernacular. We will explore a diverse group of gothic styles, as well as options for tracing gothic letters with different tools. For all audiences, no previous experience with calligraphy needed.
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Oct 27 – Oct 28, 2022

Type Design and Lettering sometimes feel in opposition to each other: Type is largely a game of systems, while Lettering allows for more improvisation.

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