Heterosis vector typeface
These 3D characters have been crafted by combining two sets of vector lines which, when viewed together, form these stunning 2D studies. The alphabet of delicate, insect wing-like letters wouldn’t look out of place under glass in an entomologists lab. Very well executed by Toronto based Brian Banton.
Materials: Transparent Elastic, Transparent Acrylic
Dimensions: 5.5” x 7” x 3”“heterosis – a kinetic typeface” by brian banton
In a world abundant with computer-generated graphics, this makes for a nice change
(via typeworship)
#typography
A home in Stockholm, Sweden.
Photo by Patric Johansson for Ikea Livet Hemma.
I love high beds - they look ever so inviting and cozy!
Hello, fellow Mashables. It’s Conan O’Brien, and I’ve got big news. Two hours ago, I purchased Mashable.com. I’ve taken it over. Why did I take it over? Very simple reason. I’m sick and tired of scanning the Internet looking for any news about technology: Devices, gadgets, what…
What I love most about my home is the freedom it gives me to be creative. *smile*
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#inspiration #made me smile
Ann Smarty is a search marketer and full-time web entrepreneur. Ann blogs on search and social media tools. Her newest project, My Blog Guest, is a free platform for guest bloggers and blog owners. Follow Ann on Twitter @seosmarty. Pinterest is now one of the most efficient traffic sources, in…
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I’ve been busy on Pinterest, posting images to my boards from various websites and blogs. I like it because I can do it directly from the websites I’m visiting, rather than having to cut and paste or download images into tumblr. Having the option to post it onto Facebook is also good. Makes my life a lot easier and I can categorise the pins.
I’m inspired by all the work and boards by other people. If you haven’t had a chance to check out Pinterest yet, I strongly encourage you to!
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