SourceType’s Dictionary of the Illegible explores what happens when typography stops making sense

SourceType’s new Dictionary of the Illegible explores how seemingly indecipherable typography, from band logos to coded messages, powerfully communicates and connects us. For emerging women artists, this exploration is a vital reminder that 'legibility' isn't the sole measure of impact. In a crowded creative landscape, embracing unconventional visual language can set your work apart. Consider how pushing the boundaries of form and embracing a degree of visual ambiguity in your own art can evoke deeper meaning, create intrigue, and forge unique, memorable connections with your audience. Your distinct visual voice doesn't always need to be explicit to be profoundly understood. — Source: It's Nice That

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