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"Both nature and technology teach us that "form" is not independent, but grows out of function (purpose), out of the materials used (organic or technical), and out of how they are used. This was how the marvelous forms of nature and the equally marvelous forms of technology originated."

-Jan Tschichold, The New Typography

To get some random patterns, I tried dropping some paper bits (from a hole punch) onto a scanner from a height, I asked a some people to use the dots as a guide/ grid to base some letterforms on. The outcomes are pretty varied, the sizes and shapes are different in each trial.

I feel that this is an interesting reflection on natural form and even the formation of a dialogue based on a non- rigid structure. It is a free flowing type which is adaptable, the lack of rules make it quite endearing and childlike.