BlueTack Typography

My initials in an American Typwriter style font made from a mix of blue tack and white tack.

Chocolate Typography

Looks horrible,..................................................Tastes nice.

Stationary Typography 2

I chose certain desk objects that are shaped like letters and other basic ones to create my name. Then applied some ephemera brushes after adjusting the black and white levels in photoshop.

I like the way that this image has come together and the fact that it is so easy to make.

Stationary Typography

Using whatever stationary I could find, I set out some bits and pieces to roughly form my initials. I then applied a cut out filter to the photograph in photoshop to give it a sharp, 'cut up' effect.

Letter 'L' combining ideas from other fonts such as Stencil, Mesquite and Rosewood.

Foam Typography

I thought it would be fun to waste a load of shaving foam writing something on our enormous mirror. So I did. Had to be quick with the camera though because it started racing down to the bottom.

Inverted Sugar

I took the previous photo of the sugar into photoshop, Desaturated it, Inverted it and altered the Levels to make it look like a printed typewriter font. The extra spots take away the effect but you still wouldn't think it was sugar.

Sugar Typography

Text made from sugar, pretty easy to do using a small piece of paper to shape it. I think that adding the serifs make it look a lot better, giving it a grainy typewriter look.

Cotton Bud Typography

Cotton buds are really easy to shape and create letters from. It's looks a bit boring but I like the simplicity of the design.

Hotpoint Ad Typography

This page of a magazine advertising hotpoint dishwashers immediately drew my attention. The leftover food or fat is used to create each word on each surface. And it's real.