'468 Ways to Show Emotion' is a project exploring how type can represent human emotion. This led to the creation of 'Emotive Sans', a typeface representing the extremities of happiness and sadness. This typeface helps bring humanisation and emotional resonance to digital type design.
In the final presentation of this project I brought the typeface to life using Adobe Firefly. Using my letterforms as a structure I added a balloon like effect to emphasise the inflation/deflation and create an eye-catching visual.
One of the applications of this project was a conceptual charity collaboration. The representation of the extremities of human emotion through this typeface could help support people with autism.