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Caecilia

October 2024

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For this assignment, I was asked to create a poster that holistically represented the font family PMN Caecilia. My constraints included sizing and information: I had to showcase Caecilia's lowercase and uppercase letterforms, numbers, and history. My process involved doing extensive research on Caecilia and its creator, Peter Matthias Noordzij. I used soft colors and white, window-like shapes, playing with transparency to emphasize Caecilia's curving, humanistic forms and evoke early 2000s-2010s web browsers, as well as the Kindle screens where Caecilia would become the default. I also created two alternate designs (shown below) but felt they were less conceptually strong—though still an important part of the iterative process.

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font poster
final font poster
second font poster iteration
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Caecilia

October 2024

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For this assignment, I was asked to create a poster that holistically represented the font family PMN Caecilia. My constraints included sizing and information: I had to showcase Caecilia's lowercase and uppercase letterforms, numbers, and history. My process involved doing extensive research on Caecilia and its creator, Peter Matthias Noordzij. I used soft colors and white, window-like shapes, playing with transparency to emphasize Caecilia's curving, humanistic forms and evoke early 2000s-2010s web browsers, as well as the Kindle screens where Caecilia would become the default. I also created two alternate designs (shown below) but felt they were less conceptually strong—though still an important part of the iterative process.

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Caecilia

October 2024

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For this assignment, I was asked to create a poster that holistically represented the font family PMN Caecilia. My constraints included sizing and information: I had to showcase Caecilia's lowercase and uppercase letterforms, numbers, and history. My process involved doing extensive research on Caecilia and its creator, Peter Matthias Noordzij. I used soft colors and white, window-like shapes, playing with transparency to emphasize Caecilia's curving, humanistic forms and evoke early 2000s-2010s web browsers, as well as the Kindle screens where Caecilia would become the default. I also created two alternate designs (shown below) but felt they were less conceptually strong—though still an important part of the iterative process.

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font poster

Designed by Lucena Stein, 2026

final font poster
second font poster iteration
third font poster iteration

Home

Art

font poster

Caecilia

For this assignment, I was asked to create a poster that holistically represented the font family PMN Caecilia. My constraints included sizing and information: I had to showcase Caecilia's lowercase and uppercase letterforms, numbers, and history. My process involved doing extensive research on Caecilia and its creator, Peter Matthias Noordzij. I used soft colors and white, window-like shapes, playing with transparency to emphasize Caecilia's curving, humanistic forms and evoke early 2000s-2010s web browsers, as well as the Kindle screens where Caecilia would become the default. I also created two alternate designs (shown below) but felt they were less conceptually strong—though still an important part of the iterative process.

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October 2024

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final font poster
second font poster iteration
third font poster iteration

Designed by Lucena Stein, 2026

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Caecilia

For this assignment, I was asked to create a poster that holistically represented the font family PMN Caecilia. My constraints included sizing and information: I had to showcase Caecilia's lowercase and uppercase letterforms, numbers, and history. My process involved doing extensive research on Caecilia and its creator, Peter Matthias Noordzij. I used soft colors and white, window-like shapes, playing with transparency to emphasize Caecilia's curving, humanistic forms and evoke early 2000s-2010s web browsers, as well as the Kindle screens where Caecilia would become the default. I also created two alternate designs (shown below) but felt they were less conceptually strong—though still an important part of the iterative process.

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October 2024

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final font poster
second font poster iteration
third font poster iteration

Designed by Lucena Stein, 2026

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