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I love it when typography stops behaving like typography.
Sometimes you don’t need illustrations at all. With a bit of experimentation, letters, words, and hierarchy can become the visual itself.
It’s one of those design exercises that reminds you type isn’t just for reading—it’s a material you can shape, stretch, and play with.
#Typography #GraphicDesign #EditorialDesign #TypeDesign #VisualCommunicationtypo
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