KkomKkom

A handwriting font for children in hybrid

Kkomkkom is a learning typeface for children beginning to write. It is built for a hybrid classroom where analog handwriting and digital input coexist. Many learners use firm tools such as a digital pencil, a pencil, or a pen, yet the models used in Korean schools still follow brush based traditional forms. Kkomkkom addresses this gap with letters that familiar tools can form cleanly and evenly. It keeps a neat, simple look, adds a slight tilt to horizontal strokes, and separates joined and separate lines. Details that reduce confusion between similar Latin letters and numerals support early motor and cognitive growth.

Client / Manufacturer

VISANG

Gwacheon City, KR

Design

VISANG

Gwacheon City, KRJaehun Kim, Yurim Jeong, Juhee Kim

Leedotype

Seoul, KRDohee Lee, Yeji Seo, Hyunwoong Kang