Katerina Orlikova's ‘Light and Typography' is Trippy
Luisa Amanda Gomes — March 2, 2010 — Art & Design
References: behance.net & formatmag
Katerina Orlikova’s ‘Light and Typography’ series is where this artist combines the art of typography with the abstract beauty of the kaleidoscope. Taking the familiar letters of the English alphabet from various typographic sets, Katerina Orlikova uses them to generate a multitude of ever-changing beautiful images.
There are five units of kaleidoscopes which range in fonts from sans serif to calligraphic which get maneuvered into lovely images with just a shake of your hand. So if you get your hands on this 'Light and Typography,' you better get a-shakin'.
There are five units of kaleidoscopes which range in fonts from sans serif to calligraphic which get maneuvered into lovely images with just a shake of your hand. So if you get your hands on this 'Light and Typography,' you better get a-shakin'.
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