Yes, we love typography and seeing various type projects is just a great source of creative inspiration. While hand drawn lettering amazes us, transforming the designs on paper into digitally rendered vector artworks brings us to the next level of creative awesomeness. So in today’s “Typography Thursday” post, we will feature some of the works of Brazilian Illustrator Marcelo Schultz, showcasing his typography projects in both sketched and digitally rendered forms.
Marcelo Schultz had recently shared some of the sketches behind his type projects that clearly show how each piece was carefully drafted on paper before rendered digitally. Lets take a look at some of them below: San Francisco LetteringThis project is about Marcelo’s trip to San Francisco, celebrating his experience and inspired by the Victorian style architecture.   |
Harley Davidson Poster
This is a personal project of Schultz utilizing the Harley Davidson brand.
Nike Just Do It – Commissioned Artwork
This is a commissioned t-shirt design project for Nike HQ – Portland using elements from Nike Air Max series.
Pioneer T-Shirt Illustration
This is an illustration/typography artwork for Pioneer, a client of NesianStreet (Australia) showcasing PRS-D800 Class FD 2-Channel Bridgeable Amplifier.
Friday Type
This is another personal project of Schultz celebrating Friday!
Coffee Lovers
Another personal poster design project of Schultz representing how much he loves coffee.
Shadowness
A wallpaper design inspired by the portfolio website, Shadowness.com. Schultz used a Gothic style of type.
Which among those projects is your most favorite? Check out more of the awesome works of Marcelo Schultz on his Behance portfolio or through his personal website.