Côme de Bouchony's Typography

Posted at 6 pm on January 15, 2011 by

Posted in: Typography

This typography by Côme de Bouchony is punchy and eye-catching but it’s the process behind the letters that I really like. Wobbly words and warped forms are created in repetitive patterns, some looking almost like a kind of computer generated scan.

Apart from more typography, you’ll also find some great logo, book, and identity design on the Côme de Bouchony website.

 

 

© Côme de Bouchony, 2010

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