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Kelly Huizen is a typographical illustrator, printmaker, and 3D printer. her fascination with type has led her to start teaching herself how to create typefaces. Her project was designed in the early 70s by her father, Bernhard Huizen. It was originally set in Times New Roman, but Kelly believes that there are some issues with that version of the font. Her first typeface, Kelly Huizen, has been described as "her most successful typeface to date" by that on-line newsletter the Typekit. They say that it is "of that typical geometric nature, full of sharp corners and acute angles", which suits the typeface well for her style of design. She also states that she had received many helpful comments from her friends, who use it extensively in their own work. Kelly Huizen is categorized as an Art Deco font. Many of her designs are drawn after the lines of New York Subway patterns or period architecture drawings. When designing her typefaces she draws inspiration from mid-century advertisements and posters. For her typeface Kelly Huizen, she chose the latest version of the Adobe Fonts software program. She used all of the tools provided with this software to devise her unique font. Kelly Huizen has been published in many print newspapers around the world. The Times, London newspaper printed an article about her in 2012. It described her as an "expert printer" who is best known for designing typefaces that are "perfectly suited to advertising plans". Kelly Huizen continues to design typefaces and print posters, mainly for commercial purposes. Today Kelly Huizen designs type, explores 3D printing and teaches others about graphic communications. Her work can be found in the collections of the Library of Congress, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of Modern Art in New York, The British Library and many university libraries around the world. She is also commissioned to create customized monograms for weddings and small business. Kelly Huizen was born in Washington DC on December 19th 1961. She went to school at night to study art and design under college professor Jim DiPalermo. She attended a school for media arts at the University of North Carolina Wilmington where she received a BFA degree with a specialization in printmaking. cfa1e77820
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