After each designer completed their custom typeface, it was time to bring them to life and make them accessible to the public. With the typefaces on display at the exhibition, visitors were able to experience the characters in a tangible and interactive way, transforming the designs from static concepts into living, breathing works of art. The exhibition was a vibrant showcase of creativity, as each typeface not only represented the personal design journey of each creator but also became part of a shared visual experience for the audience.

I was assigned to the Book Team, where we had the exciting responsibility of curating and creating a series of books. These books were not only for the students who had worked on the typefaces but also for those who attended the exhibition, allowing them to delve deeper into the design process behind each typeface. Our goal was to design books that would capture the essence of the exhibition—both as a celebration of typography and as a reflection of the individual stories behind each design. We carefully selected the content, layout, and presentation to ensure that each book told the story of the typefaces in an engaging, informative, and visually appealing way.