Baxter is a display typeface inspired by the fictional character Bella Baxter from the film Poor Things. Created as part of a project exploring character-driven type design, the challenge was to translate a personality into a visual language. What fascinated me about Bella was her contradictory nature: she combines the curiosity and spontaneity of a child with the appearance and independence of an adult. This tension became the foundation of the typeface. Geometric structures reference the character's outward composure, while rounded forms, playful proportions, and a vibrant color system reflect her childlike energy and sense of discovery. Designed as a modular system, Baxter can be layered, nested, deconstructed into graphic elements, or used in different stylistic variations. The result is a flexible display typeface that balances structure and playfulness, capturing the charm of a character defined by contrasts.