While looking for inspiration downtown for our class assignment I took inspiration from a sticker and some painted numbers on an electrical box. During the initial stage of sketches, I was looking to create a font with a beachy feel with the weight of the lines varying. I created a sans-serif font, and as I began to develop it further in Glyphs, it started having a more organic natural look that I decided to pursue further. I decided to lean into this for my type booklet theme and name. My booklet's theme and font name is Olive Branch. The olive branch is a symbol of a piece and it originates from Greek mythology. I took inspiration from ancient Greek art, pottery, and mythology to create some of my designs. I also used my font to make patterns and borders around some of the pages using letters and numbers. Also, some of the old greek style pottery I created as design elements also use letters in their patterns. The pages include a full alphabet display of the type, a number display, and a pangram. Attached to the booklet was also a poster. It displayed the name of my font as well as the story of the olive branch with Athena and Poseidon and why it symbolizes peace. My font "Olive Branch" is organic and distinctive in character and tone. The type specimen booklet displays its unique qualities and uses.