The Fontafabric MOD Typeface is Unreadable Art
Allison Love — May 18, 2010 — Tech
References: fontfabric & notcot.org
Technology is pretty sweet, and the new Fontafabric MOD Typeface is right up there. The font is pretty much entirely unreadable, but is pretty cool for graphic design use. The examples Fontafabric uses to demonstrate this cool new typeface are words created with the things the words describe. For example, the word milk is written with the MOD typeface with poured milk, highlighting the graphic aspects of the font.
The Fontafabric MOD typeface is actually pretty awesome--but perhaps not the best way to get a point across.
The Fontafabric MOD typeface is actually pretty awesome--but perhaps not the best way to get a point across.
Trend Themes
1. Unreadable Typography - The trend of using unreadable fonts in design allows for creative and visually striking graphic representations.
2. Graphic-based Typography - The trend of using graphic elements to create typographic designs adds an extra layer of visual interest and storytelling potential.
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3. Creative Arts and Publishing - The creative arts and publishing industry can embrace innovative typeface design to captivate readers and viewers with visually stunning and thought-provoking content.
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