Posts Tagged: sculptural typography
R/Photogram Study
R/Photogram. (Although my photogram studies may look like Photoshop or coding magic, they are actually the product of numerous hours in the darkroom. The prints are scanned and only lightly edited to remove things like dust and fingerprints.
R/Photogram Study
R/Photogram. (Although my photogram studies may look like Photoshop or coding magic, they are actually the product of numerous hours in the darkroom. The prints are scanned and only lightly edited to remove things like dust and fingerprints.
J/Experiment
Pardon the kitchen sink in the background.
Trophies/2019 Edible Type Awards
Painstakingly hand-crafted. Stainless steel + resin.
JOEY HANNAFORD POSTER
Joey Hannaford is a very talented designer/artist. You should check her out!
Sink or Swim/Typographic Installation
This piece consists of concrete letters cast from five inch by one inch thick silicone molds, which are then ground and hand sanded to distinct angles. The resulting forms were placed on the sidewalk so that the letterforms appear to be
Sink or Swim/Typographic Installation
This piece consists of concrete letters cast from five inch by one inch thick silicone molds, which are then ground and hand sanded to distinct angles. The resulting forms were placed on the sidewalk so that the letterforms appear to be
It’s Fleeting/Lighten Up Typographic Installation
It’s Fleeting/Lighten Up is a typographic installation designed to reveal a message as it interacts with sunlight. Laser-cut into a sheet of stainless steel bent at a ninety degree angle, the piece presents two phrases, “IT’S FLEETING,” and “LIGHTEN UP.”
It’s Fleeting/Lighten Up Typographic Installation
It’s Fleeting/Lighten Up is a typographic installation designed to reveal a message as it interacts with sunlight. Laser-cut into a sheet of stainless steel bent at a ninety degree angle, the piece presents two phrases, “IT’S FLEETING,” and “LIGHTEN UP.”
DIG DEEP/Typographic Installation
Installed on the exterior wall of the Pollak Building, one of Virginia Commonwealth University’s design facilities, this 16 foot by 4 foot typographic installation was made of treated plywood, white paint, galvanized nails, clear plastic straws, and pink and white
DIG DEEP/Typographic Installation
Installed on the exterior wall of the Pollak Building, one of Virginia Commonwealth University’s design facilities, this 16 foot by 4 foot typographic installation was made of treated plywood, white paint, galvanized nails, clear plastic straws, and pink and white
EXPERIMENTAL TYPOGRAPHY 