Experimental Alphabets w/ Jeremiah Chiu - Oct. 27

This class is for artists and designers wanting to design their own font, symbol set, or abstract language. The intention is to focus on meaning as much as making to develop stronger conceptual foundations for use in their own practices.

Jeremiah Chiu is a friend and collaborator of Sing-Sing. Jeremiah runs a hybrid creative studio called Some All None that produces experimental projects in graphic design, art, and music. Additionally, he is a Senior Design Lead at IN-FO.CO (formerly Project Projects) and a DJ on Dublab. His work has been exhibited at the Chicago Cultural Center, the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, The Getty Center, the Cincinnati Contemporary Art Center, A+D Gallery at Columbia College, amongst others.

In this workshop, Jeremiah will present his work and influences and discuss his process of developing experimental alphabets through shape, color, and pattern. Participants will design and create their own alphabet/typeface and compose them into a piece (poster/book/animation/song/etc).

Join us for this 4-hour class focused on experimentation, language, and composition. No prior knowledge of typography or graphic design necessary—in fact, the less, the better!

October 27th
1-5pm

Light beverages and snacks will be provided to keep us all hydrated and happy.

Class limited to 13 people. No refunds—first come, first serve.

Cancellation Policy:

We understand the tricky life of freelancers and how difficult it can be to plan ahead, things come up! Unfortunately, no refunds are available for our workshops. The classes sold are used to pay for studio instructors and materials based on class size. However, If something comes up and you can't make the class, please notify us at [email protected] and we'll issue a credit for a future class. 48 hours before the scheduled workshop, credits will no longer be issued. However, if you'd like to pass along your seat to a friend, please feel free.

*We advise Lyft to the studio as parking is difficult around the studio.