Based out of Montreal, graphic designer Rik Oostenbroek is making a splash with his masterfully 3D-inspired typographical work.
Self-taught and originally from The Netherlands, Oostenbroek has an obvious natural knack for design. Certainly staying away from minimalism, these new typefaces stand out no matter what the text may be. Art in and of themselves, these dizzying designs are mesmerizing. The lettering is quite robotic in some ways, and leans toward an angular style, only increasing the modern quality. At the tender age of 22 and already inspiring others in his field, this is an artist with an immensely bright future.
Wild, colorful and undeniably eye-catching, Oostenbroek's work may lead the way in the future of typeface.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- 3d-inspired Typeface Designs
- The use of mesmerizing and visually striking 3D-inspired typographical designs in the future of graphic design.
- Robotic and Angular Lettering Style
- The adoption of robotic and angular lettering style that adds a modern touch to typographical designs.
- Colorful and Eye-catching Work
- The creation of wild, colorful, and undeniably eye-catching typographical designs that grab attention and stand out.
Sectors Adopting This
- Graphic Design
- The graphic design industry can leverage 3D-inspired typeface designs to create dynamic and visually appealing designs for various applications.
- Art and Creative Industries
- Artists and creative professionals can explore the adoption of robotic and angular lettering style in their work, adding a modern and innovative touch to their creations.
- Printing and Typography
- The printing and typography industry can embrace the use of colorful and eye-catching typographical designs to attract customers and differentiate their offerings in a crowded market.
