Graphic design studio Leonardoworx is known for its eye-catching visual projects and its latest neon letter series is no exception. The typographic project is titled 'Geometry Is Not An Option' and spotlights text-inspired visuals that are displayed through illuminated sculptures -- though lifelike, the sculptures are digitally derived.
Using digital software like Wacon Cintiq, Maxon Cinema 4D and Adobe Photoshop, graphic design studio Leonardoworx was able to create pastel-themed sculptures that each consist of varying lamp fragments.
The neon letters feature irregular geometries and showcase incredibly realistic details of fragments like connectors, bulbs and wires. Though crafted with digital software, this project appears lifelike thanks to details that make it resemble a set of photographs that are shot at close range.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Neon Letter Graphics
- Opportunity for graphic design studios to incorporate neon letter graphics into their visual projects and create eye-catching designs.
- Illuminated Sculptures
- Potential for artists and designers to use digital software to create lifelike illuminated sculptures that are visually striking.
- Digital Realism
- Opportunity for graphic designers to use digital software to create realistic details in their artwork, giving it a lifelike quality.
Where This Applies
- Graphic Design
- Graphic design studios can leverage digital software to create innovative designs and incorporate neon letter graphics.
- Art
- Artists can explore new creative avenues by using digital software to create lifelike illuminated sculptures.
- Technology
- Technological advancements in digital software allows for the creation of detailed and realistic digital artwork, opening opportunities for new applications and industries.
