Samenvatting

Typeface in Skin

Thijs Verbeek

2008

Tekst

An alphabet using clothespins and skin which generates very mixed feelings. Every single letter has their own character when applied because of the use of skin and various skintypes: flexible skin results in voloptuous shapes, tight skin gives the letter a sense of imperfection. This makes it hard to predict the final shape. The clothespins are more than just a tool for keeping the folds in place.

Photography by Arjan Benning

 
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