Sebastian Esposito, @litttle.einstein, an autistic child with hyperlexia, has gained widespread attention online for recreating logos and typefaces from memory. His parents, Amanda and Ryan Esposito, run the account to share his interests and raise awareness of autism and hyperlexia, an advanced ability to read at an unexpectedly young age, often accompanied by a strong fascination with letters and numbers. They say Sebastian began spelling words with a wooden-letter puzzle at about 18 months and could read and write roughly 200 words by age 2. In 2022, his family said he could write in 10 languages and reproduce dozens of fonts, including Greek, German, Armenian, Turkish and Russian scripts. #autismawareness #hyperlexia #typography #logodesign #neurodiversity Video via @litttle.einstein with permission.
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