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David Gabriele (kcksht), FontStructions

Hello, I’m David—a designer in the creative development of interactive experiences and emergent narratives for people, brand, and product. My work embodies a human-centered design approach that connects people to ideas within technology. I also craft freelance brand designs, bang on the piano and escape to summer design programs.
Personal URL davidgabriele.com
Fontstructing since 11th December, 2013
Fontstructions 2 shared, 0 staff picks
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CODR1 

by David Gabriele (kcksht)
8.25 Click on the stars to rate this FontStruction.
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91362 Published: 12th December, 2013
Last edited: 11th December, 2013
Created: 11th December, 2013
In an age of ever decreasing privacy the need for modern encryption methods gets amplified. CODR works as two separate encrypted type faces (CODR1 & CODR2) that overlay one another to reveal hidden text. STEP 1 - Type the text you want to encode in a readable font using only capital letters A-Z and 0-9 (no punctuation, spaces are ok) STEP 2 - Copy and paste the text into a new doc or artboard to create a duplicate of the text STEP 3 - Make sure the formatting on each selection is exactly the same. No hyphens, consistent leading, etc. STEP 4 - Apply CODR1 to the first text selection and double the font size. STEP 5 - Apply CODR2 to the second text selection and keep the font size as is. STEP 6 - Export each text as separate .png file with transparency. Do not use .pdf, .doc, etc it will retain font meta data. STEP 7 - Overlay each image to verify that your decoded message appears. STEP 8 - Print and/or send each image to your recipient separately. The recipient will need to overlay each image so that the two merge together to create a decoded message. Maybe post one part to a blog site, and transmit the other as the key.
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      CODR2 

      by David Gabriele (kcksht)
      8.29 Click on the stars to rate this FontStruction.
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      90362 Published: 12th December, 2013
      Last edited: 11th December, 2013
      Created: 11th December, 2013
      In an age of ever decreasing privacy the need for modern encryption methods gets amplified. CODR works as two separate encrypted type faces (CODR1 & CODR2) that overlay one another to reveal hidden text. STEP 1 - Type the text you want to encode in a readable font using only capital letters A-Z and 0-9 (no punctuation, spaces are ok) STEP 2 - Copy and paste the text into a new doc or artboard to create a duplicate of the text STEP 3 - Make sure the formatting on each selection is exactly the same. No hyphens, consistent leading, etc. STEP 4 - Apply CODR1 to the first text selection and double the font size. STEP 5 - Apply CODR2 to the second text selection and keep the font size as is. STEP 6 - Export each text as separate .png file with transparency. Do not use .pdf, .doc, etc it will retain font meta data. STEP 7 - Overlay each image to verify that your decoded message appears. STEP 8 - Print and/or send each image to your recipient separately. The recipient will need to overlay each image so that the two merge together to create a decoded message. Maybe post one part to a blog site, and transmit the other as the key.
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