If you find that you often regret what you write and end up crossing and blocking out all of your words, use Conceal.
For my senior thesis at the University of Michigan, I chose to focus on process rather than outcome, and to explore, experiment, and play my way to a final project. Over the course of seven months, I completed a number of self-contained projects and countless fragments along the way.
To bring all this work together, I designed a suite of typefaces that drew both conceptually and aesthetically from my explorations. This project of processes is Most Obscure: an exploration of an anxiety over the permanence and rigidity inherent in the written word, culminating in three typefaces that embrace the uncertainty and fuzziness with which we communicate.
Advisor: Franc Nunoo-Quarcoo, Stephanie Tharp
Design: Audrey Stanton










If you fret over your electronic correspondences being a little too permanent and a little too accessible, use Corrupt.




If you feel that your writing betrays your thought and speech, use Convert.



