With typography, one is able to give an intriguing twist to simple items, just like the Bela Borsodi Alphabets series. Using simple clothes, furniture and even hair, she has created masterpieces.
Bela Borsodi created alphabets from simple props in her apartment to explore the wonders of negative spaces. Her alphabet captures are so intriguing that they were used for an issue in the WAD magazine. Her work has also been covered in famous magazines like Vogue and Hermes. Negative spaces opens door to much more creative forms of art.
If you think that your clothes and furniture are mere items, think again. A little bit of talent and creativity certainly works wonders as seen in the Bela Borsodi Alphabets collection.
What's Driving This Trend
- Negative-space Art
- Exploring negative spaces in design to create intriguing masterpieces.
- Prop Typography
- Creating typography by using simple everyday items.
- Realistic Alphabets
- Creating alphabets from realistic objects to add a unique twist to design.
Who This Affects Most
- Graphic Design
- Incorporating negative-space art and prop typography to create unique designs.
- Fashion
- Creating unique clothing designs using negative-space art and prop typography.
- Furniture
- Designing furniture pieces with negative-space art and prop typography to create unique pieces.
