Modulat – 2025

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Hugo Scholl – Modulat – 2025

MODULAT is a variable typeface designed around the concept of a musical visualizer. Starting from a neutral design, it branches out into multiple character sets, each allowing adaptation to different graphic and sonic worlds. Its variation axes enable it to adjust to a wide range of display formats, making it suitable for use across various digital platforms. Conceived as a modular tool, it questions how a typeface can accompany music while maintaining visual coherence. The project combines formal experimentation with a search for graphic adaptability.

Diploma project (2025)

Students
Hugo Scholl
Mention
Very Good
Know-how
Creative coding, Type design, Web
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