Showing posts with label cass hersey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cass hersey. Show all posts
Monday, December 3, 2012
Free Freaky
Recently looking through my good friend and lettererer creative type Cass Hersey's blog. Look around, always inspiring. Free Freaky
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Monday, May 23, 2011
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Guest Editor: Cassidy Hersey
Inspirations: Chosen by Cassidy Hersey, peep her Feature on the expresh letters blog here: Feature 01: Cassidy Hersey
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Feature 01: Cassidy Hersey
Cassidy Hersey:
How did you get introduced to typography and what do you like about letters?
I have been into letters for nearly as long as I can remember, but I was introduced to the technical field of typography by my dad who is an illustrator, artist, professor, and a cool guy. He was a bit of a typographer himself, as well as a lover of type, and I attribute my interest in typography and hand lettering to the things I was exposed to by my dad.
I love letters because they are the fundamental tools for visual communication . Building blocks. The basic shapes and lines that make letters are so perfectly simple that they can be warped, tipped, twisted, colored, or built upon in millions of ways, still able to convey the same information: words! I love letters for their simplicity as well as for their history and use.
What Mediums do you primarily use.
I mostly use pen + watercolor. But also ink, acrylic, collage, pencil, and marker.
Links:
cassidyhersey.com
cashbunny.tumblr.com
How did you get introduced to typography and what do you like about letters?
I have been into letters for nearly as long as I can remember, but I was introduced to the technical field of typography by my dad who is an illustrator, artist, professor, and a cool guy. He was a bit of a typographer himself, as well as a lover of type, and I attribute my interest in typography and hand lettering to the things I was exposed to by my dad.
I love letters because they are the fundamental tools for visual communication . Building blocks. The basic shapes and lines that make letters are so perfectly simple that they can be warped, tipped, twisted, colored, or built upon in millions of ways, still able to convey the same information: words! I love letters for their simplicity as well as for their history and use.
What Mediums do you primarily use.
I mostly use pen + watercolor. But also ink, acrylic, collage, pencil, and marker.
Links:
cassidyhersey.com
cashbunny.tumblr.com
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