Decor Display is an experimental font that explores the boundaries between ornament and staff The font is characterized by repeated embellishments that break up and extend the traditional letter form Decorations in print and lettering trace their history to the fifteenth century Decorations were often used to fill empty spaces on pages, represent the end of a chapter or book or simply to serve aesthetic purposes Although the use of ornament in design and architecture declined with the advent of modernism revitalized Decor Display this visual world with a modern approach.
Decor Display is an experimental typeface that explanations the borders between ornament and type. The typeface is characterized by repeated decades that break up and extended the traditional letterform. The history of events in type and print can be traced back to the fifth century. Printer's ornaments were typically used to fill in blank spaces on a page, to signify the end of a chapter or book, or simply to add an aesthetic quality to the printed page. Although the use of ornaments in design and architecture used with the advent of modernism, Decor Display revives this aesthetic with a modern approach.
Work in three dimensions: Hermann Valsson
Pictures of works: Sisters Lumière
Decor Display
The work in pictures.
