‘The Typographic Universe’, A Book Showcasing the Unexpected Places Where Letterforms Can Be Found
photo by Adam Voorhes
The Typographic Universe is a new book by Steven Heller and Gail Anderson that looks at the many unexpected places — furniture, foods, the human body — where letterforms can be found. The book is divided into ten chapters, including “Bodily Type,” “Animal Type,” and “Edible Type.” The Typographic Universe is available for purchase on Amazon.
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