Vasjan Leno's Weapons of Mass Destruction Typography is Human-Inspired
Meghan Young — February 1, 2011 — Art & Design
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Inspired by human textures, the Weapons of Mass Destruction typography series is as unique as a fingerprint. Considering its dramatic name and interesting illustrations, this series will definitely give you something to think about.
Designed by Brazilian graphic designer and illustrator Vasjan Leno, this particular font illustrates a psychedelic world that melds virtual life with reality. Check out the gallery to see his entire portfolio.
Designed by Brazilian graphic designer and illustrator Vasjan Leno, this particular font illustrates a psychedelic world that melds virtual life with reality. Check out the gallery to see his entire portfolio.
Trend Themes
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