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This lead me to experimenting with 'knitting fonts together. I used the 'paint brush' tool to achieve this.
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| Sciptina Pro (caps), Gigi (lowercase), |
The Scriptina Pro font is really loopy i tried following the flow of it with wool, as above.
I also played around with 'Knitting' words overlayed over the same font.
I did not know how to type text strings into a path in Photoshop. I found a website heathrowe.com/textinapath which helped me understand this. I used the scriptina pro capital font for this.
I also scanned a jumper so I could play about with 'knitted' imagery in Photoshop.
Such a creative and thoughtful approach to the Alphabet Soup brief! Using the 'loop' concept as a bridge between knitting and typography is genuinely clever — and the way you experimented with Scriptina Pro to follow the natural flow of the letterforms shows a real understanding of how font personality can drive a design concept. The combination of Scriptina Pro (caps) with Gigi (lowercase) is a surprisingly elegant pairing too. Font exploration like this is at the heart of good design work. For anyone diving deeper into typeface research and looking for beautifully crafted fonts — especially for non-Latin scripts — Jameel Noori and Urdu Fonts are two excellent resources worth exploring.
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