Jessica is a typographer and illustrator working in Brooklyn, New York. As well as a big list of awards and magazine features, she is also quite handy with hand lettering. For more information about Jessica check out her website http://jessicahische.com Just like all the designers I feature on Font Soup, choosing which images to use was definitely hard!

“For our bachelor thesis, we engaged ourselfs with dynamic typography, especially with dynamic typefaces. Since not much work has been done in this field, we devised a system in which a typeface would not be defined static fonty styles anymore but would be able to change it‘s shape and appearance at any moment reacting to a broad spectrum of inputs.”

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“3 years ago I started to work as a graphic designer in a small studio and study graphic design at the same time. From the first time typography was my favorite subject. Some of my exam works were exhibited at the Hungarian Museum of Fine Arts this year – definitely biggest moment till now :) This year I leaved the school and started experimenting with typeface design – and become an addict at once. Now typographic/calligraphic self-training consume all of my spare time.”

The first thing I noticed from Béla’s portfolio is his enthusiasm for posters and fonts, his website is definitely worth a look and it’s a nice example of Indexhibit. But where I found the cream of the crop is on his Flickr page, Béla has collected a very large amount of photographs of found type and development work of his own. His finished type work is of a very high standard butBéla’spen work is on another level, hours of practice have definitely been spent drawing letterforms.

Béla’s website is here www.fabergraph.hu and flick www.flickr.com/photos/fabergraph

Béla submitted his work to Font Soup, you can do the same by emailing hello@fontsoup.com or twittering @fontsoup

Aron is a self-proclaimed type addict, primarily working with modernist and calligraphy styles. The sample-poster that you may have seen doing the blog rounds belongs to the font family Ogaki, available from Gestalten.

What I find nice is the consistency of simple, clean designs. Focusing your eye on the details of the letter-forms.

Check out more of Aron’s work at his Flickr.