Typographic Devolution

03/01/2011 at 11:49 | Posted in Design, sketches | Leave a comment

A logo design I was working on for a radio station quickly morphed into this Modrian-esque line drawing.

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Justin Perricone is a graphic designer with a particular penchant for typography, layout, identity, and vintage design techniques. His work has been featured on BoingBoing and Bon Appetit. He's also a photographer, writer, blogger, food junkie, and co-founder of Creative Relay.

He lives with his wife Dorie and their dog Coda in Cambridge, MA. You can find more of his work here.
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