Lettering

As part of this course, I created a series of postcards that complement a children’s book project on quantum physics.

The visual concept of my lettering is based on the nature of photons and spectral waves: instead of static color, I used dynamic gradients. For each postcard, a unique typographic approach was chosen to reflect the diversity of physical processes—from smooth waves to abrupt motion.

The photon is simultaneously a wave and a particle—like a quantum chameleon. You can only catch it if you observe light in a special way: sometimes as a stream, sometimes as a tiny spark.

Letters are reluctant to line up because in superposition, everything is possible simultaneously and in multiple places.

Waves and particles dance around—this is an entire world awaiting its observer.

The letters run in one continuous line, like an electron that decided not to stop and jumped to a new orbit without a single pause.

Energy in the microcosm is transmitted not as a flow, but as small, indivisible quanta. Imagine that happiness could also be received in a precise dose that illuminates you from within.

Merchandise was developed based on the lettering.