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I love typography in nearly any form, but I adore this photo set by Richard J. Evans that uses black letters as water in an overflowing sink. From all angles, the art piece arrests the senses. Are Richard J. Evans’ letters representative of the jumbled words and information that inundate nearly every aspect of our waking world? Check out the images in the gallery above and weigh in below.
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  Favorited by Princess Blay on Jul 2, 09 |
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