Here at CreativePro, we’ve seen a lot of type. Digital type, printed type, wood type, metal type, heck, even type rendered in coffee grounds. But not type made from real flowers. Until now. Check out My Garden, a beautiful set of type created of Petra Bláhová, a designer and illustrator living in England, who was inspired by what she saw growing on her walk to work one day.
Equally awesome: Bláhová’s Wonderland typeface
This article was last modified on December 23, 2013
This article was first published on December 23, 2013
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