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Alphabet Made Out of Naked Silhouettes

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Wed, Apr 3rd, 2013 20:00 by capnasty NEWS

The Feel Desain blog, has this gallery on some very unusual typography: the Naked Silhouette Alphabet, by Anastasia Mastrakouli, which combines bodies and textures to create a full alphabet.

Each image displays the way in which the body turns into one illustrative and choreographic communication channel of a message. The body is cut off from its physical nature and is perceived as an imprint. The body shape becomes a letter through a deliberately abstract and other-worldly aesthetic.

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