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OSSICLES are the three most delicates bones in your body: waves of matter of different densities make them vibrate creating what we know as sound. This is the visual alphabet of sound waves.
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33 characters, 300 downloads
Created:
Fri, 7th November, 3:22 AM 2008
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Mon, 22nd June, 9:01 PM 2009
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Discussion

meek
meek Mon, 24th November, 2008

What an unusual FontStruction. Is there an auditory key online somewhere — so we can “hear” the font? Did you make this for a particular reason — I’m intrigued!

luiscastellon
luiscastellon Mon, 24th November, 2008

It´s a brilliant idea! Love it.

kix
kix Mon, 24th November, 2008

Dang!
I just downloaded and voted this a 10. what a creative and special idea.
awesome way to use a font. thank you very much, i'll love touse this in graphics for sure.

man...

intaglio
intaglio Mon, 24th November, 2008

Couldn't agree more. But which regional accent, that's what I want to know.

anonymous
anonymous Mon, 24th November, 2008

11! That is superb.

djnippa
djnippa Thu, 11th December, 2008

Superb idea. 10/10. As a DJ/Producer/Designer I see sound waves like this everyday on Music Software. I've often wondered how to transfer sound patterns to the design world. Thanks for solving the dilemma.

derekdigital
derekdigital Tue, 16th December, 2008

Lauren, the font you came up with on your exchange to the Edinburgh College of Art is a beautiful concept. I hope you develop it further when you return to Melbourne.