DivSync's logomark borrows from diagrams regarding blockchains, neural networks and sacred geometry.
Posters were used to attract new members for the cult. They had a looser set of aesthetic constraints so they could become a bit friendlier, and followed queues from religious communications to build a greater sense of legitimacy.
Posters were used to attract new members for the cult. They had a looser set of aesthetic constraints so they could become a bit friendlier, and followed queues from religious communications to build a greater sense of legitimacy.
Posters were used to attract new members for the cult. They had a looser set of aesthetic constraints so they could become a bit friendlier, and followed queues from religious communications to build a greater sense of legitimacy.
A bespoke typeface was developed by using the logomark's structure as a grid. As a monospaced and monolinear typeface, it spoke to the typographic aesthetics of coding. However, tightening the spacing of letters or even connecting them in collateral allowed to assume a more mystical, heiroglyphic look when necessary.
DivSync's scripture, titled "We the Conned, Partners in Thought." The book uses Javascript to generate scripture referencing various historic religious, occult, and Futurist texts.
Each chapter opener features the image of a public figure known in religious or popular culture, which is found by image searching text from the chapter. Collages in the background use the same search results.
The book follows a system of rules that cause its language and composition to increase in complexity as it progresses, ensuring that Synchronists worship comprehensively.
Synchronists produce 3d printed busts of Devonne to create their own personalized shrines.
Devonne's worship chamber utilizes various Javascript APIs to facilitate worship activities.
Devonne's worship chamber is a 3D web space built from Javascript and other coding languages. It facilitates worship activities for Synchronists on the go.
