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             Typography poster
Typography is a thin line between a word to word built as a sentence. Here, I have typed in digital italic pattern as a calligraphic, for example similar amongst all the letters 'T' or 't' is slanting on the right side as you can see. That is in Italic font. And the background is as sap greenery where leaves are growing on thin stem and are  everywhere. So, this is a good example of writing Typography.

 This is another way of writing Typography. It is clear and confident what I want to do. A bit of spilled coffee is a shadow beside the letters. And now I will fill it with some colors.
    First typography pattern 
This pattern tile was first sketched out. And then added beautiful watercolor magic. 
 I then went ahead making a wonderful black microtip pen pattern on second typography pattern.
Here, we have a manual handwritten words. And, as you can see the pattern with the image drawn in watercolor painting.
Practice, practice and practice of Typography maybe with logo style or lettering font.
We will make a nice Typography poster in my next project.  And I will be still doing some more research on abstract typography pattern tile. Till then have a lovely evening and,
Thank you for your time and visiting my ipage blog.

Cheers,
Gcb studios 
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