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From projections to canvases, sculptures to public murals, the versatility—and power—of the written word forces the viewer to reflect. Clever word play, political activism, subversion of advertising, and appropriation of form are just some common characteristics of powerful text art.
From Jenny Holzer to Ed Ruscha and Lawrence Weiner, these artists have taken the written word off the page and into the museum.
Use Wordificator to convert your favorite words and quotes into typographic artwork.
Famous artists like Roy Lichtenstein, Lalla Essaydi, Wang Guangyi, Barbara Kruger and Mark Bradford all used text with images to convey the message and tell their artistic stories. The video above will explain in better detail why artists turn to text to finish delivering their messages at times.
The use of words within art has been seen as a postmodern invention. Instead of simply transporting the viewer into a scene, the use of text breaks the mind into conflicting modes of observation. On the one side, one sees the representation within the artwork itself.
Discover 25 inspiring typography art examples from 15 artists, showcasing how text can transform into powerful visual statements. Perfect for designers and art enthusiasts looking to explore the creative potential of typography.
As artists include written words in their artistic expression, the fascination lies not only in conveying a message through the work itself but also in the skillful use of written words to infuse a unique mix of visual and literary elements.
Texter is a little javascript experiment that lets you explore your creativity by drawing with words. This app is an extension of a demo from this book. Made by: Tim Holman - @twholman
According to most design experts, word art should be used in small doses as too much of it can feel kitschy. “Moderation is key,” says Tiffany Matthews, founder and lead designer of Motif Homes. Agrees Lina Galvao, co-founder of Curated Nest Interiors, “Make it a single moment or two—no more than that.”. “Unfortunately, the market ...
In this article we take a look at how some of the most famous visual artists use the power of language in their art to communicate emotions, share memories, suggest alternate ways of living and loving; thus becoming harbingers of change.