The list of papers was selected for presentation during the Typography Day 2021 Conference.

1. Adarsh Malviya, IDC School of Design, India
Designing an Interlocking Devanagari Display Font

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• Adarsh_Malviya_typoday_2021.pdf......
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2. Jayasri Sridhar, National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad, India
Curating “Kuppai”: Research and Explorations with Found Type from Ancestral Attics

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• Jayasri_Sridhar_typoday_2021.pdf......
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3. Saloni Tangal, Kingston University, London, UK
Exploring ways of writing and documenting Bharatnatyam using notations

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• Saloni_Tangal_typoday_2021.pdf......
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4. Sushrut Jangid, S.P.A Bhopal, Department of Design, India
Synesthetes Type - An Audio reactive Typeface

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• Sushrut-Jangid_typoday_2021.pdf......
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5. Priti Pandurangan, Gramener, India
Asking a Shadow to Dance : Creating Poetic Spaces through Interactive Typography

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• Priti_Pandurangan_typoday_2021.pdf......
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6. Shaily Patel, Department of Applied Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, India
Balcony - A Type Family Inspired by Metal Safety Grills

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• Shaily_Patel_typoday_2021.pdf......
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7. Srishti Mitra, National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad, India
Devanagari Typeface Inspired By Gender Equality

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• Srishti_Mitra_typoday_2021.pdf......
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8. Lakhi Shreya, Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad, India
Understanding the development in Indian Calligraphy with focus on Devanagari

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• Lakhi-Shreya_typoday_2021.pdf......
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Student Speaker's Videos:

Adarsh Malviya, IDC School of Design, India, Designing an Interlocking Devanagari Display Font

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Jayasri Sridhar, National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad, India, Curating “Kuppai”: Research and Explorations with Found Type from Ancestral Attics

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Saloni Tangal, Kingston University, London, UK, Exploring ways of writing and documenting Bharatnatyam using notations

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Sushrut Jangid, S.P.A Bhopal, Department of Design, India, Synesthetes Type - An Audio reactive Typeface

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Priti Pandurangan, Gramener, India, Asking a Shadow to Dance : Creating Poetic Spaces through Interactive Typography

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Shaily Patel, Department of Applied Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, India, Balcony - A Type Family Inspired by Metal Safety Grills

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Srishti Mitra, National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad, India, Devanagari Typeface Inspired By Gender Equality

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Lakhi Shreya, Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad, India, Understanding the development in Indian Calligraphy with focus on Devanagari