Peter Cho
@pcho
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VP Design at @brilliantorg. Type design at https://t.co/JFjQp5Uwy3. Ex @medium @googleATAP @pocket. Early joiner, late adopter. 🏳️🌈
San Francisco, CA
Joined August 2008
We need to talk about how important interactive play is in learning. An essay. https://t.co/3BOGiKwSwA
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Come work with Zack and me at @brilliantorg – this is a unique opportunity to design the games we build to teach math, cs, science, logic, and data. The most fun and gratifying work I've gotten a chance to work on in my career!
we’re hiring product designers @brilliantorg small passionate team, ambitious roadmap, and an opportunity to design interactive experiences that genuinely help people learn hard things. links below
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The ideal candidate is an excellent interaction designer with strong visual and prototyping skills, and a special interest in one or more of these topics. Please reach out, apply, or share if you or someone you know might be interested.
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I'm excited to hire our next designer at Brilliant! Seeking a Staff Product Designer to work on interactive learning experiences that teach programming, data, and math concepts. https://t.co/Tm6Jz1jmuH
docs.google.com
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...along with some thoughts about what fascinates us so much about letters. The talk will be free and open to the public, so it would be great to see you there. Read about the series and find the Zoom link here: https://t.co/ytK1aj9gcm
media.mit.edu
Join the Future Sketches group on Fridays from 12 – 1pm ET for the Lunch Lectures Fall 2023 edition about Computational Typography
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I’ll be speaking this Friday, September 29 at 12pm ET as part of the MIT Media Lab Lunch Lecture Series, “Computational Typography.” As an alum of the Media Lab, I’m honored (and a bit nervous) to be speaking. I’ll be sharing experiments and designs I’ve made over the years...
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A cool interactive exploration of an age old question: do people get more conservative as they age?
The Overton Paradox in three graphs 1. Older people are more likely to say they are conservative.
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Working on something new, a stencil font with multi color possibilities. What do y’all think? What uses might this be good for?
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Playing with p5.js and weight interpolation using my new typeface Peasy. Check it out at https://t.co/qJdObT9f0b
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Designing across different media – type design, product design – a lot changes, but so much is the same. No matter what you are designing, when you're feeling stuck, you can call on the same tools to get un-stuck.
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I’ve been a professional designer for over twenty years, working across a wide range of media: UX/UI, motion, branding, web design, mobile…
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I’m excited to see what people make using Peasy. When type designers release their work to the world, it’s really only the first step. A font only becomes complete when people use it in their designs.
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I hope you’ll check out my typeface. You can see it on my site at https://t.co/HdPBxaayVU. Feel free to reach out if you have questions or suggestions. (And for a limited time you can use the coupon code EASYPEASY for half off your purchase.)
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Peasy is a humanist sans serif in roman and italic styles, six weights, and just a little contrast between thick and thin strokes. It works at text sizes, with small caps, old style figures, and a few ‘primary school’ alternative forms, like a single story ‘a’ and curvy ‘y.’
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I put type design aside in 2020, during a dark time when so many of us lost motivation for activities we had enjoyed before. At the beginning of this year, I picked it up again with new enthusiasm – it was so fun (and surprisingly soothing) to be designing typefaces again.
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I spent a year learning the ins and outs of type design theory, history, and practice. I also learned how amazing it felt to bring my lifelong love for typography, fonts, and graphic design to the act of designing type itself.
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