Grotesque Alphabets

Michiel Van Der Born's Illustrated Letters are Not for Children

Amsterdam, Netherlands-based artist Michiel van der Born has transformed letters of the alphabet into interesting pieces of artwork.

While it may not be as twisted as Aaron Mckinney's 'Unruly Alphabet,' Born's '26 Characters' are still bizarre. Different animals and objects are twisted into the shapes of letters in Michiel van der Born's series. This may not be a book your children should be looking at to learn their ABC's, but it's definitely worth checking out for adults.
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