The idea for this poster series and dynamic infographic was to utilize experimental type as the emphasis to promote a message sponsored by the Dyslexia Association. The goal was to see type as an art form, delivering a voice, message, and tone through alternate means and physical manipulation of text rather than just traditional type setting. On behalf of the Dyslexia Association, informational posters and infographics were displayed in schools in order to raise awareness and empathy for those affected by dyslexia. Featuring radial grids and obscured readability, this solution educated parents, teachers, and peers by typographically simulating the effects of dyslexia.
