My Body is a display typeface that emerges from the contours of women’s bodies, inspired by the expressive gestures of life-drawing models. The font is available in two styles: a flat version that emphasizes clean, graphic lines, and a volumetric version that adds sculptural depth, evoking the physicality and presence of the human form.
Designed as a feminist statement, this typeface challenges conventional standards of representation. It centers bodily autonomy by allowing women to reclaim the visual narrative of their own forms. The expressive nature of the letterforms speaks to strength, vulnerability, and the multiplicity of identity transforming the body into a site of self-authored design.

Font book
A visual exploration of the typeface. This book traces its evolution from life-drawing studies to flat and volumetric styles, blending anatomy and typography into a manifesto of self-representation in design.

Screen Prints
A series of screen prints showcasing the flat version of My Body, the typeface shaped by the contours of the female form. The flat style was chosen for its bold clarity and graphic immediacy—allowing the letterforms to speak powerfully and unapologetically, without distraction.

Type Specimen Posters 
A pair of type specimen posters showcasing both versions of My Body—flat and volumetric. Each poster highlights the distinct character of the font: the flat version offers bold, graphic impact, while the volumetric style introduces depth and form, echoing the physicality that inspired the typeface.