Pref Graffiti
British graffiti artist Pref transforms words and sayings into visual interpretations of their meanings or messages—forming the word “undo” into a knot, or layering the phrase “all over the place” on top of itself to take up as much surface area as possible. You can see more of Pref’s recent work on his Instagram, and buy prints through his Big Cartel.
Pref Graffiti
British graffiti artist Pref transforms words and sayings into visual interpretations of their meanings or messages—forming the word “undo” into a knot, or layering the phrase “all over the place” on top of itself to take up as much surface area as possible. You can see more of Pref’s recent work on his Instagram, and buy prints through his Big Cartel.
Type Treasure
Over on TYPE Magazine’s blog, Paul Barnes explores a few of the hidden gems of the St. Bride Library, London in a article, The Treasure of St. Bride—Part II.
The concise article takes a look at a few of the punches, matrices, the molds that London’s preeminent type foundries used to create printing type between the 18th to the 20th centuries.
Paul is a partner in Commercial Type and a trustee of St. Bride Library.
You can also read about St. Bride’s unique collection of decorative Pouchée alphabets, here on Type Worship.
