Posted by marc February 08, 2016
We recently featured calligrapher Seb Lester for his hand-drawn recreations of famous logos and his original work. If you dig his lettering, you'll also love Tolga Girgin. He takes the trend of anamorphic art and melds it with calligraphy, blending his letterforms with the real world. Meticulous perspective and perfect shading make the letters pop right off the page. These are all created with with ink, not computers, making them even more impressive.
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