Code x Kinetic Type with Lynne Yun & Kevin Yeh

A design festival for people who use type.

Typographics Festival

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The Cooper Union

Typographics Festival 2022 Events

Typographics is a design festival for people who use type. Presented by The Cooper Union. In Person and Online. Discounts for Conference tickets are available for educators & students. In-person conference ticket holders can get 10% discount on workshops.

<a href="https://2022.typographics.com" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Typographics </a>“in-person” attendees can receive a 10% discount on this workshop. Look for the discount code on the ticket confirmation from Eventbrite.Typography as we know it has taken on many different shapes: we&#x27;ve cast them into metal, cut them out of woodblocks, painted them across awnings and signs, and scrawled them onto our most personal letters.Although the printed word may be static and inaccessible, the type that we interact with on our screens is not. Typography on the web can be kinetic; malleable; and interactive. With the aid of programming, digital letterforms can be playful and reactive to its environment and the people that view them. New tools and frameworks have been developed over the last decade that present us with opportunities to shape the content on our screens — and anyone can learn to use these tools. P5.js will be the main programming library for the workshop, a beginner-friendly Javascript framework. Students who are new to programming are welcome, as well as intermediate programmers. Techniques covered in this course will include building visual compositions with code, manipulating pixel and vector data, and implementing them in real-time applications on the browser. During the course of three days, students will solidify their understanding of the concept of programming, gain familiarity with the p5.js library, and create typographic projects of computational nature.Required Materials<ul><li>A laptop computer, power cord and extension cord</li></ul>Lynne Yun is a NYC-based type designer and educator who specializes in typography, hand lettering, and calligraphy. She is a partner at <a href="https://spacetypeco.com/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Space Type</a>, a Brooklyn based type studio that operates at the intersection of type, design, and technology. Lynne was previously a full time type designer at Monotype, and served on the board of AIGA NY and Society of Scribes. Prior to working at Monotype, Lynne held positions as a graphic designer at Apple Inc., Publicis, and Deutsch. She holds a BFA from the School of Visual Arts, a postgraduate certificate in typeface design from the Type@Cooper Extended Program. In pursuit of technology in relation to letterforms, she attended the School for Poetic Computation residency program and obtained a Masters degree from ITP at New York University. Her work has been recognized by organizations such as AIGA, Type Directors Club and the Art Directors Club.Kevin Yeh is a partner at <a href="https://spacetypeco.com/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Space Type</a>, a Brooklyn based type studio that operates at the intersection of type, design, and technology. Kevin has a background in computer vision, graphics and robotic learning, and holds an MS in computer science and film studies from the University of Texas at Austin. He also works at Nava PBC, where he partners with government agencies to build simple and reliable public digital services. Prior to Nava, he supported artists and creatives as an engineer at Kickstarter, acted as director of innovation for HackTX, and participated in the hackNY residential fellowship as a student and mentor.As a technologist, his work reflects broad and varied interests to imagine, reconstruct, and relate to the natural world through the lenses of augmented reality, computer animation, and mobile hardware. By wrangling complex machinations and building open and accessible tools, he hopes to empower others to experiment with and leverage technology within their own communities to create something new.

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