Artist Tony Bamber, who is responsible for letting loose an AT-AT on downtown Chicago, has this time come around with an entirely different set. He’s not blowing any city this time around, but has witty typographic prints to show.
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Vibrant and Bright Paper Typography Illustrations by Yulia Brodskaya
Artist Yulia Brodskaya uses brightly colored paper to mold paper into these incredible illustrations and typographic elements.
Musician Portraits Created in Typography Using Their Own Lyrics
Graphic designer Michael McCabe has created a set of illustrations, portraits of musicians made from the lyrics used in their songs. Real cool, using words to create images that say a thousand words. It is always kind of impressive, imagining pictures being made from nothing but words themselves.
Typeface Made From Bacon
Now we know what the most delicious typeface ever is, or these might be the best tasting alphabets created ever. Artist/ photographer Henry Hargreaves has created this excellent set of alphabets, all made from bacon. How do you not love something like that? Via CMYBacon
Typographic Movie Posters
Designer Jerod Gibson has come up with these super cool typographic posters of movies. The posters have a character from the movie as a silhouette that is filled with words and quotes from that particular movie. The best movies do tend to have a lot of quotes and words that continue to live the legend of the movie.
Fluid Font by Skyrill Design
“Fluid Type” font by Skyrill Design was made from characters made using software 3D Max, these characters were then filled with “virtual fluid” to create dynamic alphabets that blend with the fluid to create an amazing font. Via designboom
Beautiful Swear Words
Beautiful Swear Words is a blog that works with beautiful typography and swear words. Theo Olesen adds one bad word to the blog everyday, written with the finest typography. Olesen draws/writes these words by hand, scans them into the computer and adds colors to them using Photoshop. Via BoingBoing, CMYBacon
Typographic movie posters
Patrik Svensson created these impressive, minimalist typography posters for some very well known movies. It is interesting how you kind of get the meaning of the poster once you read the name of the movie.
Typfruitography is an excellent introduction to the alphabet
Developed by designer Garret Steider, Typfruitography is a creative look into the alphabet, through the world of food. The designer uses fruits, vegetables and other edible products to give taste and sense to the alphabet.
Your map to the land of knowledge [pic]
Knowledge and wisdom always appear to be elusive, so near and yet so far. This map to the Land of Knowledge by Marian Bantje may prove to be a bit helpful. But beware, go beyond the known, and you may have to battle monsters.
Via: swissmiss