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Typography: Illustrated Letterforms by Jonny Wan
30, Jul 2010Jonny Wan’s letterfoms are his self initiated project to further his personal practice into working more closely with type. He created the whole alphabet to not only get a feel for working with letterforms but also to experiment with how he can manipulate his style to suit the type.
Andrei Robu is the design director and managing partner at Acme design office in Bucharest. He specializes in lettering and illustration.
Gordon Young Visual Artist: Making Art With Words
11, Jun 2010Gordon Young is a visual artist who focuses on creating art for the public domain. His work ranges from sculptures to typographic pavements for places as disrelated as government headquarters and village squares.
The Yorkshire Sculpture Park is one of Europe’s leading open air art organizations. As part of a major fundraising initiative, the Walk of Art [...]
- In: Art|Typography Design
- Tags: Gordon Young, public domain art, typography, Visual Arts, words
Beautiful Hand Cut Letter Forms by Wood McGrath
25, May 2010Wood McGrath was commissioned to design the award for The British Council Art, Architecture & Design department’s International Young Design Entrepreneur of the Year 2007. Each year the award consists of a unique A1 framed poster, which features the same quote by writer George Bernard Shaw.
Their interpretation of the quote led them to divide the [...]
Fashion: Lettered Laser Cut Scarf
15, May 2010Type addicts or those fond of unique fashion finds will scoop this letter laser cut scarf right up. You can choose from lowercase, uppercase or even numbers in black or white. Available at Little Factory. See photos below…
Uppercase
Todd Klein: Letterer Extraordinaire
15, Mar 2010Todd Klein, letterer extraordinaire, born in 1951, grew up in Central New Jersey, spent his time reading every piece of imaginative fiction that he could get his hands on, including comic books. His grandfather, Rex Derr, a part-time jewelry engraver and sign painter, encouraged him to draw and write, and introduced him to lettering.
After spending two [...]
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