One voice,
nine sizes.
The system uses a single typeface family for nearly everything — Inter — paired with JetBrains Mono for technical labels, captions, and timestamps. Restraint is the rule.
Two faces.
Inter for editorial weight; JetBrains Mono for systems language. The wordmark (custom geometric) is treated as a logo asset, not a font.
A measured ladder.
Eight sizes, geometrically related. Skip steps when establishing hierarchy — never use adjacent steps next to each other; the contrast will be too subtle to read.
Editorial pairings.
Three canonical compositions for headline + body, with the framing rule above. Use these as starting points; do not invent new combinations without need.
A line drawn
from the air.
An aerial photograph is a contour map made by light. The mountain is its own legend; the river writes its own caption.
Shifting Sands —
a body of work.
Field notes from a season working at altitude. The work is divided across four sequences: dunes at first light; the wadi after rain; coastline at dusk; and the saltflats, which keep their own time.