Over the past few months, there has been a trend for physical materials. In the world of web and graphic design, it means visual representation. Things like stone, ceramic and wood give brands a more premium and honest look. For example, a popular brand is using a typeface created out of the wood of a fallen tree, which lends a gorgeous and polished look to the website. So in this post I’ve collected some amazing examples of tactile typography created by amazingly talented tactile typographer who creates tactile typography pieces out of all sorts of different mediums for inspiration. It’s so awesome and inspiring to be able to have the dedication, patience and skill to not only to that, but do it ridiculously well.
The Washington Post by Snask
A Gusto by Panco Sassano
Don’t Worry Baby by MaricorMaricar Studio
Colors by Tsvetislava Koleva
Typography by Katheryn Benedict-Perri
New Illustration Work by martin pyper
Food Typography by Side by Side
Axfood by Snask
Recipes For Life by Mr.Jose
Avalere Pixels by Dominique Falla
Pumpkin Spice Latte by Daniel Coleman
Year Of Yum Logo Creation by Dani Loureiro
Dominos Posteros by AYBARS GURLU
Classics Food Typography by Danielle Evans
La Fabbrica Pizzeria by Leyre Duran Prado
Stay Soft Salt Lettering by Danielle Evans
Tactile Alphabet by Dominique Falla
Food Lettering by Vic Reyes
Good Food by Karen Cantu
That’s My Jam by Noah Camp
Edible Idioms by Anna Keville Joyce
L O V E by Ceres Lau
Flavor Love by Adrian & Gidi
Stitched Type by Kalyani Tupkary
Bubblegum Roll Type by Dominic Le-Hair
