Wow Factor

Show-stopping window installation of neon typography designed by Studio XAG in London for Christian Louboutin. Photos by Susie Rea

Sky Writing

Spotted this summer in Prague: WE, by spanish artist Jaume Plensa is a white coated stainless steel sculpture carved by laser light. In the shape of a man with an open front and incorporating characters from various languages and scripts such as Latin, Greek, Russian, Hebrew, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese and Japanese, this is monumental in it’s beauty. This sculpture was part of the ‘Transparency” project which involved open-air light art shows celebrating the presidency of the European Community by the Czech Republic during the first half of 2009. What a sight this must have been at sunrise or sunset!

Dripping Type

Great concept for this typographic sculpture from the portfolio of Richard J. Evans exhibited at Free Range Graduate Art & Design Show.

Urban Messages

Just wonderful. I love these huge typographic installations by Glascow-based artist Nathan Coley.

In Case You Forgot

Love this series of photos from Erin Hansen, making me want to play with type in my house now. Via: Please Sir

Word Explosion

I can’t imagine the work it took to create these astounding type mobile sculptures. The vision of Brooklyn based artist Ebon Heath is just magical. These images are from an exhibition at the Carte Blanche Gallery in London of his work Stereo.type, a typographic ballet. Grown in opposition to urban noise created through advertising mediums in the modern day landscape, Stereo.type explodes the written word. 

Bits & Pieces

Beautiful fabric typography installation by Shunichiro Nakashima. 

Type Spacing

Fantastic typographic installation by Sebastian Lemm.