Frequencies
Typeland · Vaibhav Singh · 2022
A single decorative Latin face by Vaibhav Singh, drawn from children's handwriting collected for artist Oscar Murillo's 'Frequencies' archive project.
About
Originally designed for Oscar Murillo's 'Frequencies' archive, which gathered handdrawn canvases from school children around the world, the typeface translates that source material into a set of randomised decorative capitals. The style blurs the line between writing and drawing, with letterforms that carry a deliberate serendipity rather than a consistent underlying system. Available as a single style named Frittomisto, it is best suited to expressive display settings where that unpredictability is the point.
Classification
Classified as display due to its decorative uppercase-focused design with randomised letterforms derived from handdrawn children's canvases; not suited to body text and intended purely for expressive typographic use.