Designer builds a 63,591-combination typeface for OpenCode
threepointone · x · 2026-11-13
Developer thdxr shared a designer's creation with the quip "this is what happens when a designer has ai psychosis": a bespoke typeface cut from the OpenCode wordmark.
- Only six glyphs (o, p, e, n, c, d), all built on a 120-unit module grid with no curves or diagonals.
- The site claims 63,591 possible combinations, OpenType CFF format, edition 1.001.
- Accompanied by a short film, 16 specimen plates, a scrubbable per-letter construction animation (a 4,330ms six-track timeline) and a 30° isometric exploded view.
It is essentially a showcase of a designer pushing AI-assisted brand-system work to an extreme.
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