Textured Towns is a generative typography case study that reimagines city names as three-dimensio...

Textured Towns is a generative typography case study that reimagines city names as three-dimensio...Textured Towns is a generative typography case study that reimagines city names as three-dimensio...

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Andrew S

• Jan 12

Textured Towns is a generative typography case study that reimagines city names as three-dimensional environments. Each letter crafted from the textures, structures, and cultural cues that define its place. Check it out

• Mar 7

Typography so hot it actually melts. Demo: https://penev.tech/labs/molten-type My new WebGPU experiment Molten Type is live! Real-time heating, deformation, and procedural sparks. To my friends on mobile or old browsers: if you see a fallback message, don't be mad. My code is just protecting your device from a literal digital meltdown.

Gabriel de Castro Dias

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• 2d

A personal branding study for a luxury resort concept called Botanique.

This project explores a visual identity designed to express refinement, calm, and deep connection with nature. The concept positions Botanique as a destination where time slows down and relaxation becomes the central experience.

The branding is built around elegant typography, organic shapes, and a restrained visual language, creating a sense of sophistication and serenity. Soft compositions and natural-inspired elements reinforce the idea of a place designed for rest, balance, and quiet luxury.

The goal was to craft an identity that communicates Botanique not just as a resort, but as a sanctuary for relaxation and wellbeing.

This is a personal creative exploration of how branding can translate tranquility and refined hospitality into a visual system.