Typography in Four Dimensions by LoSiento

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  hiuwo

  10 years ago

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  however it can also be another explanation.
  
  if you look at ambigram they are physically 3D but it can be 3 dimensions its height and width of a character and the same image from the inverted dimension.
  
  Similarly, this typography can be viewed at 1 side (width and height), the reverse side, and their intermediate sides/phase. hence graphical 4D?
  
  But I'll say it is just a fancy playing with words. Maybe they think If it makes graphical sense and why not market it that way?

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  K

  10 years ago

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  emm It is in four dimensions because the character can be perceived from 4 angles onto the 4 faces.
  
  four dimensions in this case seems to be a general term rather than a specific term.

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  Rob

  10 years ago

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  There is no 'U' what gives?

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  Marshy

  10 years ago

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  4D? Isn't the fourth dimension time or something? I should refer to my Buckaroo Banzai DVD for clarification. This is only 3D

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  dcens

  10 years ago

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  Why is it called 4D, it's complex 3D, but 3D!

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