Peter Cho

We need to talk about how important interactive play is in learning. An essay. pcho.medium.com/the-key-to-lea…

@soleio @brilliantorg @suekhim Here's more on design at @brilliantorg. Come join us in our mission to make a world of great problem solvers! docs.google.com/presentation/d…

If you’re passionate about education and have a knack for designing elegant, new interfaces: @brilliantorg is an awe-inspiring product and team to join Few things inject optimism into my veins like the work @suekhim @pcho are leading rn

Come work with Zack and me at @brilliantorg – this is a unique opportunity to design the games we build to teach math, cs, science, logic, and data. The most fun and gratifying work I've gotten a chance to work on in my career!

The ideal candidate is an excellent interaction designer with strong visual and prototyping skills, and a special interest in one or more of these topics. Please reach out, apply, or share if you or someone you know might be interested.

I'm excited to hire our next designer at Brilliant! Seeking a Staff Product Designer to work on interactive learning experiences that teach programming, data, and math concepts. #slide=id.ge71fbb9c80_0_3" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/presentation/d…

Wishing you happiness, health, and peace in the year ahead.

@Paul_Hanslow I’m in this boat! 👋

Currently running a type foundry and selling exclusively on your website? I'm interested in hearing from you! IMO many type designers seek knowledge on the start-up costs in creating a web-sales platform instead of external distributors taking a 50% cut on their work.

P-o-l-a-r-i-z-e-d (Featuring my font Peasy Sans from Typotopo.com)

@marinwaves 🇦🇺🤝🇺🇸

@pcho haha this one was pretty funny

We launched a very cool game at my work! Would love your feedback. brilliant.org/challenges/hal…

@dudeyo Pretty good! Nice work! 🙌 🗡

@pcho is this good? > I was 95% accurate! 🟩⬜️✅🟩✅✅✅🟩 Can you do better? brilliant.org/challenges/hal…

...along with some thoughts about what fascinates us so much about letters. The talk will be free and open to the public, so it would be great to see you there. Read about the series and find the Zoom link here: media.mit.edu/posts/lunch-le…

I’ll be speaking this Friday, September 29 at 12pm ET as part of the MIT Media Lab Lunch Lecture Series, “Computational Typography.” As an alum of the Media Lab, I’m honored (and a bit nervous) to be speaking. I’ll be sharing experiments and designs I’ve made over the years...

A cool interactive exploration of an age old question: do people get more conservative as they age?

@typofico Yep I think this could be a layer font and the designer would choose the colors!

@pcho It's a good starting point for a display typeface. I don't know much about "color fonts": as a designer I find this one inspiring but I have to Say I'd rather choose the colors myself.

Working on something new, a stencil font with multi color possibilities. What do y’all think? What uses might this be good for?

Playing with p5.js and weight interpolation using my new typeface Peasy. Check it out at Typotopo.com

Designing across different media – type design, product design – a lot changes, but so much is the same. No matter what you are designing, when you're feeling stuck, you can call on the same tools to get un-stuck. uxdesign.cc/how-to-un-stuc…

@Paul_Hanslow Amazed to see this at the top of my feed. Just launched my first typeface last week on my site Typotopo.com. Would love to connect with you and others!

Started a type foundry recently? Wondering how to succeed? Disheartened by the establish big players in our industry? You’re not alone. Reach out. Connect with other emerging up-and-coming foundries. Support each other. Share knowledge and failures. Work together.

I’m excited to see what people make using Peasy. When type designers release their work to the world, it’s really only the first step. A font only becomes complete when people use it in their designs.

I hope you’ll check out my typeface. You can see it on my site at typotopo.com. Feel free to reach out if you have questions or suggestions. (And for a limited time you can use the coupon code EASYPEASY for half off your purchase.)

I’m excited to announce the release of my first original font design into the world! It’s called Peasy, and it has been a labor of love, sweat, and tears. Peasy got its start in 2018, when I was a student in the Type@Cooper West extended program in SF.