Adding Emotions to Plain Text
It would seem text itself is quite an efficient and all-purpose technique to express meaning, ideas, and thoughts. However, creative minds have found unique ways to add more emotions and specific character even to a plain text. Such emotional coloring can be clearly understood and properly rendered by readers even if the text is written in the foreign language. Actually, the art of decorating the text is closely related to the art of typography. However, the difference here is that typographers focus mainly on the development of the whole alphabet, while text designers mostly work with a particular word or phrase, for example, a brand name or slogan, which may be short, but which needs to be expressive, unique, and appealing.
Very often designers face a truly challenging assignment – to instill their graphics with the true and vivid emotions, closely related to the concept or the key idea of the particular designing project, whether it is a website, logo design, or some fancy advertising or promotional poster. And designers use all the arsenal of techniques, visual effects and image manipulations to fulfill that assignment. Have a look at the selection of such designing works, featuring text as the core of the project. These are the best illustrations of virtually unlimited opportunities in graphical design. However, at least two core constituents are necessary for creating such real graphically-decorated text masterpieces. First is the unique idea and second is the exceptional graphic designing expertise.
PEACE’ by SanaiChan


Paint by Annie


Intuition Smoke by Dania


Tipografia Gelo by Túlio A. S. Siman


Underdruck by Björn Dammann


Cut into pieces by Tomi


Breakout by Ben Royles


Get Me Out of Here by Dan


Typo Experiment by Jocar Felix


FIRE by Lucy


Zeus by Ammar


Wood effect typo by Ashley


Typography by Fabiano Hikaru Higashi


Typography is Tedious by Derek Long


TYPOGRAPHY with Helvetica by Sara Khanoom


I Love Typography by Stadno


Typography by Kenan Nesibov


Life type by Nik Ainley


Wilderness by Aigars Mamis


MAKE TYPO NOT LOVE by Berk Kizilay


Fresh science word by Nik Ainley


You Are Only Human by Sam


Typography 2 by Aiman Mohd Damanhuri


Creative Thinking by Dave Coleman


Typography Mozart by Enzo Cavalli


Bad Romance by Dean Martin


DUB.TILL.DAWN by Sander Rietdijk


Warp by Kristoffer Hagen


Excessive by Kevin


mba1 by Emek Kalfa-cem Ozkurt


Wonder by Edward Franks


Fresh until death by Andyka


Type treatment – exercise by Martin


Clouds of Design by Arno Van Waeyenberg


Merry christmas by Christopher Køltzow


Sammii by Marcin Stryczek


Do You Know Your ABC’s? by Josie


Outsmoked by Jeffrey Osborne


I am with you always by Jeffrey Osborne


NUMEROBOTS FONT by José Luengo


A Very Lazy Tutorial by 3rror404


I am only here to win by Isa


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Pavol Janovicek With 30 years of life experience behind my shoulders, today I find myself focused mainly around two core values: my family (I am a happy husband and a proud father) and IT in its broadest meaning, including but not limited to hardware and software techniques and innovations. My special interest and true passion is photography. Here I am ready to put my signature under each word, once said by Dorothea Lange: “The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.” Being a part of Cruzine team, I enjoy instant process of learning as well as sharing my own experience in photography and IT with the readers of this digital magazine.