Showing posts with label handmade type. Show all posts
Showing posts with label handmade type. Show all posts

September 20, 2010

more handmade type



Another good use of shadow in capturing the white-on-white type. And nice contrast with the gummi colors.










This is just really cool.









posted by Tim

September 19, 2010

ANCHOR, by Lucia Cai


ANCHOR, Lucia Cai

A uni-case multi-dimensional typeface inspired by the average New Yorker’s daily journey through the urban jungle. The name ANCHOR is derived from the way that the floss is tethered to the foundation yet when viewed from above the letter forms seem like they’re suspended in midair. ANCHOR plays with light and shadow, which manipulate each to create elongated and condensed variations on each letterform.
Materials: Pine Wood, Finishing Nails, Embroidery Floss, Varnish, Gold Acrylic Paint, Canola Oil, Wood Putty.

>>I'm feeling particularly inspired by typefaces that have a sculptural element to them. I suppose most if not all handmade types will be 3-dimensional (even ink has depth, right?) but I like typefaces like this accentuate the sculptural possibilities.

posted by master josh

March 3, 2009

Graffiti


A positive message done by hand. Which one of you is going to break the law for art's sake?
-Erik