Chinese graphic designer Grant Li (opens in new tab) was given the task of creating a brand new identity for writer and designer Jonah Goodman. Taking inspiration from the fact that Goodman can speak five different languages, Li created this rather lovely morse code-inspired typeface.
Describing morse code as a 'graphical language', Li has crafted a truly unique font. Made up of mostly dots and dashes, the letters are more readable than you might think - although writing a whole sentence may well take up a whole paragraph!
The typeface will be used across Goodman's flyers, business cards and his website. Although there's currently no 'Q' included in the font, we still think this original offering a work of art. What do you make of it?
See more work from Grant Li (opens in new tab) over on his website.
[via Design Taxi (opens in new tab)]
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What do you make of this typeface? Does it work? Let us know your thoughts in the comments box below!
