Cool street art/graf style pieces of typo by Indonesian artist Samuel Sinaga also know as Fik. Samuel’s website is currently under construction but some of his work is accessible on his behance page here.
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Fik - Samuel Sinaga
By Stoffb, May 19th, 2010
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Sean Freeman - Design
By Stoffb, January 19th, 2010
About a year ago I showcased the sublime work of UK based designer Sean Freeman. Randomly this week I found some of Sean’s recent designs and was amazed by his improvment! I didn’t think it would be possible to improve because he had such incredible skills already; but he managed it! The selection above is just a sample of his work showing how much details and efforts he can put in his creations. Sean Freeman really has an eye for typography, movement, and his constant search for perfection makes him a target of choice for big companies like Nike, The Guardian, The New York Times and many more to hire his services… For more examples of Sean’s work please visit his website thereis.co.uk.
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Si Scott Design
By Stoffb, December 22nd, 2009
Absolutely amazing, detailed, delicate and intricate illustrations by Manchester based illustrator and designer Si Scott. His work around typography is absolutely stunning! All the decorative curves and swirls somehow reminds me of tribal tattoo but with an extra level of control and finesse to insert them seamlessly in typographic elements. Outstanding!
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Ebon Heath - Graphic design
By Stoffb, December 7th, 2009
Superb graphic design and typography work by Ebon Heath. The Stereo.type series is simply splendid, it includes really nice photographs of typographic jewelry, typographic posters and other installations!! All the letters are either hand cutted by Ebon Heath or laser cutted. Absolutely superb work! But horrible website to navigate, I mean really horrible… Photography by Mike Redfern.
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Pomme Chan - Illustration - Typography
By Stoffb, November 26th, 2009
Superb illustrations by Pomme Chan aka Pomme Pomme originally from Bangkok but now living and working in London. Her illustrations are really fluid, organic and a good mix of different techniques from watercolour to vector graphics through acrylic paintings or pencil drawings. Not really surprising with such a unique style and varied skills to see Pomme Pomme having worked for GQ, La Perla, Southern Comfort, The Guardian, Nike…
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