Mira Mayne created Mira Display from a question about how we see. In Spanish, the word…
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Mira Mayne created Mira Display from a question about how we see. In Spanish, the word mira means to look. Mayne uses this meaning to study how people recognize letter shapes. That back story alone justifies featuring this project on ABDZ. But, check this out, optical lens shapes guide the form of each glyph. Convex and concave cuts slice through the letters. https://abduzeedo.com/typography-design-mira-display-mira-mayne
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