Sketches:
The co-designer and I were given these hand-drawn sketches and music exercise notes as a raw starting point. The challenge was to decode the handwritten notation, interpret the original concepts, and refine them into clear, engaging visual systems suitable for young piano learners.
Color Palette & Typography:
The font families could not have the forms of letters that are usually more difficult to read or are not as recognizable. Those letters are mostly "a" and "g" because double-story fonts are what printers usually use. This typeface is also bubbly to keep children invested. Illustrations are bright and correspond to each exercise title to make it more engaging for those practicing. The colors used throughout the book are rainbow because they have the most contrast
