Mokdan is another word for ‘peony flowers’. The name goes well with the splendor of the rich volume in the letter and the texture of the brush. The concept of the Mokdan is written in bold brush. Since the strokes are very thick, we focused on the visual effects and fun caused by letters rather than readability.
Find traces of the calligraphy written vigorously in the topknot of "O" and the reflection of 'ㅅ'.

The context of full impression and handwritten writing also continues in the English language of the ministry.
Since most English script fonts were written quickly and cheerfully, there were many parts that did not fit the speed and slope of the stroke with the letters of the slow-written Mokdan. So, among the traditional Western handwriting, the structure of medieval black letters was substituted into the serif at the bottom of the upper and lowercase letters.

Deliver a strong message to Mokdan, a font for a unique title.