Perception Shift Typography by Avani Kale

Happy 2021

Came across this interesting example of Perception Shift Typography by Avani Kale.

Avani Kale is a design student at Sir JJ Institute of Applied Art, Mumbai. She is on her way to become a UI/UX designer and has a keen interest in lettering and typography, especially in Indic scripts, and when she's not working, she loves to experiment with Kannada letterforms. She is also the recipient of the "Best in Typography award" at the Sir JJ Institute of Applied Art, Mumbai.



Designer: Avani Kale
Instagram: @aartvani

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