Typography is a crucial part of design, because it can directly communicate words and messages. However, just as important as the words used are the colors, fonts, styles and hierarchy, because they can convey more emotion, feeling and meaning than words alone.
In this post, we’ve gathered up 30 wicked cool typographic designs, typography artworks and experimental typefaces from some of the typography masters. Whether you’re a fan of simple typographic posters, or complex and innovative text compositions, you’ll find some awesome artworks here and will definitely want to check out more from the artist.
Enjoy!
Another Fresh New Year by mushir
Typography by Theo Aartsma
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Typography Illustrations by Alex Beltechi
This Is Hard Life by Man of Inspiration
Colour by ChubbaART
Balance by skam-4
Treasures of the Aztec by Man of Inspiration
Classic-04 by Wirestyle
Prismatic Nature by VisualFour
I Love Art by degodson
Love by StrangeProgram
FUNK-IT by K3nzus
Think by eQinoxx
UU Theory by Biomachina
Daddy was a Jewel Thief by Jared Nickerson
Type by Rubens Cantuni
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really stunning typographic art work.
Some great artwork, Your Business is my favourite! Thanks for sharing.
Very impressive.
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Nice collection there. very inspiring indeed. Loving the diversity and applications on both 2D and 3D. Well done to all the creators.
…. outstanding !! :)
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These were cool, but from a public perspective, creative typography is only effective if it is still easily legible. Too many of these were either impossible to read, or had to be stared at for a while to figure out what they said.