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The single typeface across the product — Regular, Medium and SemiBold. One family keeps the interface quiet, so weight and size carry the hierarchy.
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Medium 500
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Both prototypes are live below — click through them here.
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Breezy
Academic project · a normal school recorder + Arduino
The controller is a real school recorder, unchanged — an instrument first, a sensor second
One soft blow and one firm blow set each child's own range, so it is fair to a 5-year-old and a 10-year-old alike
Six finger holes tell the game which note is playing, and the game sounds it back
A session has a shape — easy start, main level, calm finish — instead of a menu of levels
A garden that slowly fills up over weeks, so progress is visible
A tube still runs from the flute to a box on the table — fine for a prototype, wrong for a product
Not tested in a clinic, and not a certified medical device
No dashboard for a doctor or therapist
The rhythm and cave levels are still unbuilt
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Brand Applications
The identity carried across Kriya’s everyday touchpoints, from Instagram posts and event photography to the internal calendar and hiring templates, keeping the same palette, type and voice consistent wherever a client or follower encountered the brand.
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Reposted by Alistair Thomson, Co-Founder of LottieLabs ↗
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