In a delightful puff of smoke, Ruslan Khasanov creates a typeface literally of the moment.
Utilizing over 5000 photographs of ink spots dissolving into water, Khasanov achieved a system of type that disappears over the course of reading each letter.
Brilliant.
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We’ve been watching street art and graffiti gain recognition, even respect, in recent years. Now the ‘street’ is moving inside next month to Geffen Contemporary at MOCA.
Barry McGee, Houston Street and the Bowery, New York, 2010, photo by Farzad Owrang
“Art in the Streets will be the first exhibition to position the work 
Some loveliness after a week of the other.
Easy to follow, do it in your living room and don’t be afraid…let yourself go!
It’s been a day for the record books, an 8.9 earthquake, huge tsunamis, volcanic eruptions and now the threat of nuclear pollution. So in honor of Friday, and some de-stressing goodness, here is a lesson in yoga from someone who
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[...] designer, Ruslan Khasanov‘s approach to typography is inspired. His use of over 5000 photographs of ink spots dissolving in water to achieve a system of type that disappeared over the course of reading hinted [...]
the consummate compliment!
Keats would approve.