Typography
paper craft is the use of paper to created a new style with font/type. Many designers have explored different solutions of fonts/type to mainly create
a three dimensional effect or illustration. This process brings a new perspective that is
not only new but interactive with the viewers. For example, pop up cards
contains three-dimensional paper cut of either illustration and letterform that are
appealing to the viewers.
The mixture of typography and paper allows the designers to play, manipulate and build type/fonts using traditional medium. The link video is an example of designers using paper to create a front page website design for their client's agency.
The use of Typography paper craft can also be
knowledge to understand three dimensional in computer as well. I will be introducing different
designers that discover their own unique style in Typography Paper craft.
Yulia Brodskaya: Paper Quilling ( http://www.artyulia.com)
Yulia
Brodskaya is a paper artist and illustrator who is known for her beautiful
artworks that uses paper in an elegant matter. For her artworks, she uses two simple
materials, paper and glue. Next, she carefully arranging different cut and
strips of paper in a certain manner. In addition, the use of colors is vibrant
and bright that is appealing and popular to the viewers. Her typography can be
seen through the interactive of her illustration that flows with her design.
For example, the image of “O” have mini circles and swirls to mimic the letter
O’s curves. Yulia Brodskaya Design’s presents her style that uses papers to
create her own type/ font without any technology.
Tim Fishlock: Origami Alphabet Relief:
Tim Fishlock is a designer who was
creates a three-dimensional alphabet with the Japanese origami style. Each
letter is very simplified but can still be readable. The alphabet is a litho
printed on premium paper, hand embossed, numbered and sign. Tim Fishlock creates
his own three-dimensional craft without cutting paper, rather folding them to
create their own shape.
Jared Andrew Schorr: Illustrated Paper
Spacephabet
Jared
Andrew Schorr is an illustrator who is specialized in creating detailed work
entirely from cut paper. Each of his paper cut illustration has a retro appeal
that gives each of his artworks a certain personality. Using different color papers, he
created different imagery of the letter that relates to his space theme. His
alphabets interact with his paper illustrations that is very playful and is handle
in a creative matter. His artworks shows that paper and type can be combine without any three dimenional effect.
László Sándor: Typo
Paper Lamp Project
László Sándor is
a Hungarian graphic designer who known for his clean and simple design, resulting
to geometric forms in both his design and type. It’s a handmade paper cut using an exacto blade to carefully cut certain spaces of the letter. In addition, his whole text is based on the history of incandescent lamps.
His design does not only display his skills in cutting, but the way he formed a lamp with his type layout is a amazing. The use of lights within the text lantern creates a shadow of his letter. This shows a new way to manipulate type with using both two and
three dimensional form.
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