Maria. Radium. Polonium

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While studying via Typomania School, Maria Kasatkina from the educational website Arzamas decided to create a book based on one part of the Marie Curie article on Wikipedia. However, she eventually used only the short “Legacy” section for her peculiar professional biography, along with some fragments from Curie’s personal diaries and several stories about the elements she discovered.

The titles and half-titles are set in Transgender Grotesk by Alexander Cherepanov, while the text itself and the book cover use Wremena by Roman Gornitsky.

Source: www.behance.net Daria Kwon. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: www.behance.net Daria Kwon. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: www.behance.net Daria Kwon. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: www.behance.net Daria Kwon. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: www.behance.net Daria Kwon. License: All Rights Reserved.

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