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A playful take on Gen Z with inflated letterforms.
The inflation keeps the counters just open enough that GEN still reads at a glance. Did you set the pressure per letter, or build them all off one shared inflation setting?
Hey Arthur! Thanks for being interested! Honestly, it’s super easy. I used Womp 3D, which turns any SVG into 3D with just one click. All the letters had one setting.
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