Yamantaka

In 2015, I initially crafted this typeface for a documentary centered around the diverse perspectives on death across various cultures. At its inception, my first rendition was intentionally unconventional, devoid of rigid metrics and measurements. In an era where immaculate fonts abound, I find irregular and distinctive typefaces to be exceptionally eye-catching and memorable. They exude a unique ambiance that straddles the realms of contemporary and historical design. Personally, I lean towards this genre of fonts because they evoke a sense of creativity and tend to be more enjoyable to work with. During the design process, I found myself in need of a broader typeface. In response, I began experimenting with character expansion, significantly transforming the text's appearance. This introduced an aura of opulence and grandeur, making concise text feel more substantial and memorable.