Silhouette Alphabet
Using silhouette shapes, I transformed everyday objects—primarily decorative and cosmetic items—into a unique font where the objects themselves form the letters. For instance, the curve of false eyelashes becomes the letter "S," while the shape of lipstick takes the form of the letter "T." My focus was on ensuring visual coherence and unity between each letter and its corresponding object, creating a harmonious and aesthetically pleasing typeface.
Each letter in this font can stand alone as a design element, making it less suitable for regular text but perfect for creative applications like advertisements, posters, and brand identities.