Gorey - Handselecta Black Book Series, 2014
Out of Print May still be available on the secondary market
Christian Ackers (Flip the Script), presents books which analyze graffiti handstyles in a formal typographic construct. Flip The Script was dubbed an instant classic by writers and designers alike upon its release in 2013.
Following in this tradition, Handselectas Blackbooks are a tribute to the work that goes into developing a strong, consistent handstyle.
Acker designed the book with:
32 gridded pages,
32 lined pages and
64 blank pages
So you have both structured and free-form options for developing your letterforms. Practice makes perfect!
Seb Gorey was born in 1976 in Paris, France. He is currently based in New York City and works as an artist and designer. His work portrays the ingeniosity and versatility of recycling, the end of industrial production and the revenge of nature. Gorey combines disparate elements to form unity in his work. His traditional yet figurative work is influenced by street culture and depicts a post-apocalyptic environment. Seb Gorey wass the designer behind the menswear label Woolf NYC. He also works as a muralist, illustrator and graphic designer.
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