1000 Words

Personal Project
Type Design
Interactive

Creative Director
Elinor O’Brien

Font Design
Elinor O’Brien

Interaction Design
Josh Pollard

(00) This experimental type project explores how meaning shifts with context. Built from a custom high-contrast display font where binary pixels meet calligraphic flair, each word explores the dual meanings words have with every interaction. Every pixel is a container for interpretation; hover over “beef,” and watch it become protein or a full-blown “X” meltdown. Typography that can respond, redefine, and reflect the fluidity of the world we read in. Built to hold contradictions, not resolve it.

(01) Rollover to explore Beef
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- The flesh of a cow, bull, or ox, used as food. / Flesh or muscle, typically when well developed. / A complaint or grievance, argument.

A picture says a thousand words but what if a word could hold a thousand pictures?

(02) Rollover to explore Fall
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- The season of the year between summer and winter,/ Move downward, typically rapidly and freely without control, from a higher to a lower level.

(03) Rollover to explore Viral
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- Relating to or involving an image, video, piece of information, etc., that is circulated rapidly and widely from one internet user to another.

(04) Rollover to explore Rat

Snitch, Pizza Rat, Rat boy summer (shout out Matty Healey, Mike Faust, Timothee Chamalet), Rizzo the Rat, Remy from Ratatouille, Mickey Mouse, rodent.

zoma

Zoma is a high-contrast display typeface where binary pixels collide with calligraphic form. Designed with a slanted stress, it’s expressive and dramatic. Built for headline use.

Public Licensing - Autumn 2025

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