Typing a word draws lines between its consecutive letters, based on their virtual position on a QWERTY keyboard. These lines form a single character that represents the word as a so-called logogram.

The project is inspired by the swipe gestures used to write words on touchscreen "swipe-keyboards". People who use them frequently build up muscle memory, correlating the word that they have in mind directly with the gesture to write it. This lead to a first protoype, based on an image classifier that's trained on variations of 'logographically' written 'hello world' phrases - creating a qwerty-free swipe keyboard.

The header-image shows the Type Script generator implemented on a small E-Ink display, generating a new logogram from the English vocabulary, every day.