• The Obama Portraits Tour
  • The Winter Show
  • Prada: Premonition
  • Prada: Animation Selects
  • Smithsonian: Freer|Sackler
  • Museum of Arts & Design
  • Prada: La Femme + L' Homme — Intense
  • ACS NYC
  • Pratt Institute
  • Museum of Arts & Design: Burke Prize
  • Derrick Adams: Sanctuary / Unpacking the Green Book
  • The Art & Design of Vera Neumann
  • Arper: Brief No. 6
  • Museum of Arts & Design Gala 2019
  • The World of Anna Sui
  • La Frontera: Encounters Along the Border
  • Aunt Nell
  • Roger Brown: Virtual Still Lifes
  • Hirshhorn Museum Gala
  • The Decorative After Miriam Schapiro
  • Palimpsest Literary Arts Magazine
  • Fake News & True Love
  • :) Smile Face Museum
  • Non-Stick Nostalgia
  • Studio Views: Craft in the Expanded Field
  • Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die
  • Neil Goldberg: She's a Talker
  • WYBC Yale Radio: RDBNPNG
  • Areaware
  • Center for Urban Pedagogy
  • Fredericks & Mae
  • When We Weren't Friends
  • RGBH20
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  • The Obama Portraits Tour
  • The Winter Show
  • Prada: Premonition
  • Prada: Animation Selects
  • Smithsonian: Freer|Sackler
  • Museum of Arts & Design
  • Prada: La Femme + L' Homme — Intense
  • ACS NYC
  • Pratt Institute
  • Museum of Arts & Design: Burke Prize
  • Derrick Adams: Sanctuary / Unpacking the Green Book
  • The Art & Design of Vera Neumann
  • Arper: Brief No. 6
  • Museum of Arts & Design Gala 2019
  • The World of Anna Sui
  • La Frontera: Encounters Along the Border
  • Aunt Nell
  • Roger Brown: Virtual Still Lifes
  • Hirshhorn Museum Gala
  • The Decorative After Miriam Schapiro
  • Palimpsest Literary Arts Magazine
  • Fake News & True Love
  • :) Smile Face Museum
  • Non-Stick Nostalgia
  • Studio Views: Craft in the Expanded Field
  • Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die
  • Neil Goldberg: She's a Talker
  • WYBC Yale Radio: RDBNPNG
  • Areaware
  • Center for Urban Pedagogy
  • Fredericks & Mae
  • When We Weren't Friends
  • RGBH20
“Aunt nell” means “Listen!” In Polari — a (dead) gay-subcultural language from the U.K.. I made this typeface by first designing and constructing a single stencil that would create the entire alphabet by aligning and overlapping shapes taken from iconic representations of sound waves (square/triangle/sawtooth). 

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