Studio Typo

The bachelor's program focuses primarily on typography, publication design, and fonts.

Publication Archival research and documentation of correspondence and records of technical entertainment in Banská Bystrica
Adrián Dvorský: Publication Archival research and documentation of correspondence and records of technical entertainment in Banská Bystrica.
Stuck Magazine Publication
Alex Arce: Stuck Magazine Publication.
Ah, Lichen!
Ester Mládenková: Ah, Lichen!.
Webdesign Eurotypes portal
Webdesign Eurotypes portal.
Workshop
Jakob Meyr: Workshop.
Workshop
Jakub Huba: Workshop.
Workshop
Ján Filípek: Workshop.
Publication ATLAS
Matej Mihalyi: Publication ATLAS.
Typeface Another Grotesk
Michaela Badžgoňová: Typeface Another Grotesk.
Pareidolia Publication
Michaela Badžgoňová: Pareidolia Publication.
Typeface Tatto Type-Cyber Fairy
Monika Juríková: Typeface Tatto Type-Cyber Fairy.
Notes on Fear Publication
Natália Morová: Notes on Fear Publication.
Typeface Bonk
Radovan Vlašák: Typeface Bonk.
Nerd Publication
Radovan Vlašák: Nerd Publication.
G99 — sketchbook for type designers
Robert Púček: G99 — sketchbook for type designers.
Typo-VJing
Robert Púček: Typo-VJing.
Typogarage
Terézia Denková: Typogarage.
ReSearch Publication
Zoltán Visnyai: ReSearch Publication.
Yuptown typeface
Zoltán Visnyai: Yuptown typeface.
Publication Growing on the Balcony
Karolína Ježíková: Publication Growing on the Balcony.

Students learn the basics of print design, which includes editing simple or complex texts into a suitable format. They will learn the principles of selecting a suitable font, designing legible and clear typography, microtypography, and selecting printing materials, binding, and the actual production of printed materials. Through sketching the construction of alphabet characters, they will become familiar with font forms, from designing headline fonts to complex text font families. Consultations in the studio help students take a critical approach to their work and take responsibility for their chosen starting points. The diversity of approaches taken by individual teachers helps students give their projects a more complex form, whether in conceptual or practical terms. During their studies, the studio offers autonomous courses and workshops led by external specialists with the aim of implementing collective projects or improving personal projects. In the final semester of their studies, students focus on a graduation project presented in the form of a public exhibition installation.