Continuing the last post on experimental type, I've found some more! This year I've been spending a lot more time looking for visual research for each of my projects, so before I start anything I spend hours looking for other examples of what I'm trying to do, and we're still going strong on our Calendar, so I'm still searching for more ideas!
This example is made with paper, a 3-D typeface composed entirely of brightly coloured paper cut, folded and rolled to shape each of the letterforms. The designer Sabeena Karnik from Mumbai, India, and everything in these letterforms is made from paper, none of the letters are digitally generated. I love the look of making something that should be digital by hand, the added interest it adds, I spent a while looking at each of these letters because they are so visually interesting.
Take a look at the letters, they are amazing!
Source: dailyinspiration.nl