An interactive night sky for a public observatory, built to be explored rather than read.

Lumen Observatory

Have something worth making?

I design identities, interfaces and motion, then build them so they actually move.

Lydia Amadi

<h2>The brief</h2><p>Sonder's typefaces are variable to the bone, yet their specimens were flat PDFs. They needed a site that let designers feel every axis before buying a licence.</p><h2>The approach</h2><p>Each family gets a live playground: drag across the page to move weight and width, type your own words, and export a test sheet. Under the hood, a small rendering engine keeps forty fonts responsive on a mid-range phone.</p><h2>The result</h2><p>The specimen became the sales pitch. Trials turn into licences far more often, and the playground gets passed around design communities every week.</p>

A specimen site where every typeface can be bent, stretched and tested live.

Sonder Type

An identity and online shop for a ceramics studio that refuses to rush anything.

Halden Ceramics

A kinetic identity for a three-day electronic music festival on the Baltic coast.