Ray Johnson Estate
Client
Ray Johnson Estate
Studio
exhibit-E Collage
Involvement
Web Design · Frontend · HTML · CSS · JS
The Ray Johnson Estate needed a website to showcase his artwork alongside a biographical timeline. With no existing identity to build from, we created a typographic identity using letterforms drawn directly from his work.
A vintage typewriter face complements the artwork’s handmade character, creating a visual language that feels distinctly Ray Johnson.
The Ray Johnson Estate needed a website to showcase his artwork alongside a biographical timeline. With no existing identity to build from, we created a typographic identity using letterforms drawn directly from his work.
A vintage typewriter face complements the artwork’s handmade character, creating a visual language that feels distinctly Ray Johnson.
Client
Ray Johnson Estate
Studio
exhibit-E Collage
Involvement
Web Design · Frontend · HTML · CSS · JS
Client
Ray Johnson Estate
Studio
exhibit-E Collage
Involvement
Web Design · Frontend · HTML · CSS · JS
The Ray Johnson Estate needed a website to showcase his artwork alongside a biographical timeline. With no existing identity to build from, we created a typographic identity using letterforms drawn directly from his work.
A vintage typewriter face complements the artwork’s handmade character, creating a visual language that feels distinctly Ray Johnson.
With no established identity to translate to the web, the site’s visual language grew directly from Johnson’s work. Letterforms drawn from his artwork became the basis for the identity and navigation, while a typewriter face connected the archival and biographical material to his handmade practice. The system allowed very different kinds of content—artwork, photography, writing, video, and historical material—to feel part of the same archive.
With no established identity to translate to the web, the site’s visual language grew directly from Johnson’s work. Letterforms drawn from his artwork became the basis for the identity and navigation, while a typewriter face connected the archival and biographical material to his handmade practice. The system allowed very different kinds of content—artwork, photography, writing, video, and historical material—to feel part of the same archive.
With no established identity to translate to the web, the site’s visual language grew directly from Johnson’s work. Letterforms drawn from his artwork became the basis for the identity and navigation, while a typewriter face connected the archival and biographical material to his handmade practice. The system allowed very different kinds of content—artwork, photography, writing, video, and historical material—to feel part of the same archive.
With no established identity to translate to the web, the site’s visual language grew directly from Johnson’s work. Letterforms drawn from his artwork became the basis for the identity and navigation, while a typewriter face connected the archival and biographical material to his handmade practice. The system allowed very different kinds of content—artwork, photography, writing, video, and historical material—to feel part of the same archive.
With no established identity to translate to the web, the site’s visual language grew directly from Johnson’s work. Letterforms drawn from his artwork became the basis for the identity and navigation, while a typewriter face connected the archival and biographical material to his handmade practice. The system allowed very different kinds of content—artwork, photography, writing, video, and historical material—to feel part of the same archive.
With no established identity to translate to the web, the site’s visual language grew directly from Johnson’s work. Letterforms drawn from his artwork became the basis for the identity and navigation, while a typewriter face connected the archival and biographical material to his handmade practice. The system allowed very different kinds of content—artwork, photography, writing, video, and historical material—to feel part of the same archive.
