• R–M print on Chromolux Matte Silver lying on cracked concrete, fine lines forming curved glyph shapes
  • Silver R–M print on a stand, white horizontal lines tracing large curves from Rasoir letterforms
  • Black and white R–M print on concrete, streaked lines forming a diagonal glyph silhouette

R–M tool

A generative tool made for the launch of Rasoir, a typeface by Giorgos Fyllis.

We designed and coded a tool that extends the bezier curves of Rasoir's letters into long lines, so each glyph stretches past its own outline and keeps changing. The type stops being fixed and can be reconfigured without end.

The outputs became posters, printed black and white on Chromolux Matte Silver at 42 × 59.4 cm.

Credits

  • Typeface design – Giorgos Fyllis @giorgos.fyllis
  • Creative coding – alāsu.works