These are a couple of fun paper projects that I’ve been working on, “Explode” and “Erode,” I tried to use the possible dimension of paper to simulate action with typography. I custom made the typeface and used only Fabriano Tiziano 40% acid free pastel paper and white map tacks and of course Mr. Handy Exacto.
Great, just great, I love the deep look
@filipe-Thanks. Yea the dimensionality came out much better than expected. ;)
[...] Ryan Riegner is a designer from Pennsylvania with a varied portfolio. I especially like the hand paper cut letters here. [...]
[...] Not a fan of the blurb — Merging the concept of typographic narrative with the dimensionality of paper,… — but like the concept, and love this piece from Ryan Riegner: [...]
[...] Ryan Riegner is a designer from Pennsylvania with a varied portfolio. I especially like the hand paper cut letters here. [...]
[...] Ryan Riegner is a designer from Pennsylvania with a varied portfolio. I especially like the hand paper cut letters here. [...]
[...] Not a fan of the blurb — Merging the concept of typographic narrative with the dimensionality of paper,… — but like the concept, and love this piece from Ryan Riegner: [...]
i think it’s interesting merging typography and dimensionality. I’ve seen a few things like this growing in my graphic design from various independent expressive typographic studies. I think there is something to this.
[...] Not a fan of the blurb — Merging the concept of typographic narrative with the dimensionality of paper,… — but like the concept, and love this piece from Ryan Riegner: [...]
[...] Not a fan of the blurb — Merging the concept of typographic narrative with the dimensionality of paper,… — but like the concept, and love this piece from Ryan Riegner: [...]
Pictures and contents are nice!…
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[...] Not a fan of the blurb — Merging the concept of typographic narrative with the dimensionality of paper,… — but like the concept, and love this piece from Ryan Riegner: [...]