Annals of typography: the leg-hair font
A 20-year-old design student at Japan's Tama Art University took up a challenge from one of her professors and created a font fashioned out of leg hair according to the site SmartStop. Mayuko Kanazawa twisted and folded individual hairs of a hirsute friend into uppercase and lower-case versions (that's the uppercase above.)
[HT Luigi Benetton]
Labels: typography
posted by D. B. Scott at
1:15 pm
6 Comments:
This is both gross and amazing.
I saw this picture a few days ago. I can't decide whether to be fascinated or grossed out.
What's next, Palatino Pubic?
Arial Armpit
Calvert Short & Calvert Curly?
You should see the Bold Italic!
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