The letterform "D" in Baskerville is a serif letter with thin and thick strokes, in a similar manner the skeletal structure of humans, transition from thick to thin forms. To demonstrate these changes in the letterform as type and typography serves as the skeletal structure for a composition with type heavy forms. The purpose is
bringing unison between an unusual shape and a letterform to form a harmony, similar to the letterforms in Baskerville, which transition smoothly in their composition
Letterform "P" in Futura has straight edges, though it curves halfway through the letterform located at the bowl. In order to demonstrate the straight edges
and the curve of the letterform, going trough various objects that would work well within the letterform, I chose an object that would challenge the composition
of the letterform, meanwhile forming unity in the composition. Therefore, a watergun was selected among thumbnails, which was a playful yet challenging
object for the letterform.
