Serena Ho


Serena Ho is a graphic designer, coder, and occasional type designer interested in language and the web.



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ATLAS

PUBLICATION DESIGN
2021

Pages designed for a collaborative publication by the RISD Graphic Design MFA class of 2023. Each student was tasked with 12 “labors” to be performed around Providence, as a way to map, explore and locate ourselves in a new city and grad school.

Advisors: Bethany Johns & John Caserta

PELTON “PAINTINGS”

GENERATIVE DESIGN
2022

Generative compositions inspired by the paintings of artist Agnes Pelton. Each “painting” is created in Photoshop with a script that can produce an infinite number of permutations based on a series of coded parameters.



OYEZ

TYPE DESIGN
2020

Oyez (pronounced OH-yay) is a text typeface completed as part of the Type@Cooper Extended program. It was designed for use in The United States Reports, bound volumes of Supreme Court opinions printed on uncoated paper. Oyez features medium contrast and open counters to increase readability. Its capitals carry Roman proportions, a nod to the engraved text reading EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW on the facade of the Supreme Court.

The Type@Cooper class of 2020 designed, published, and distributed a specimen book to showcase the class’s typefaces.

36 DAYS OF TYPE

TYPE DESIGN
2021

A daily exercise in type design, done as part of the 36 Days of Type challenge.