We have previously posted several collections of beautiful and captivating portraits designed by world famous artists. In today’s assortment, we are going to reveal some of the best and most beautifully designed typographic portraits for you to take some inspiration from. Typography is the art or you can say a technique of applying and setting letters, typefaces, text based designs, and altering the type graphic symbols as well. Type graphic symbols or type glyphs are produced and altered by applying a variety of illustration techniques.
In this collection, you will see a list of 40 most beautifully designed typographic portraits that are perfect examples of inspiration sources and simply stunning designs. Let us take a look at this collection and get inspired!
Beautiful Examples of Typography Portraits
Philippians Typography Portrait
Jimi Hendrix Typography Poster
Muhammad Ali Typeface Portrait
Conclusion
After browsing this assortment of stunning typography portraits, please share your opinion via the comments section below. Do let us know your favorite typographic portrait along with the reason that makes it your most preferred choice. You can also share this post on your social networks and let your friends and relatives get inspired too!
Hello Jameel,
Great presentation - I loved the art! I was wondering if you contract to do this kind of work. I have a head shot of myself that I would love to have made into one of these text/font pieces. If you do these, can you contact me to let me know what the cost is? pastor @ vicksburg-nazarene . org
Blessings!
Chuck
It is great to see some of the creative techniques used with typography to make such inspirational portraits. From this selection one of the main aspects I noticed was that some of the portraits have combined typography and illustration, where others have stuck completely with typography. But even with the full typography pieces you can see that some have used legible typography elements as part of their design where as others have used the typography to add more detail to the portraits. All in all this is a fantastic collection and inspirational to everyone with a passion for typography.
I'd love to see a tutorial on how to create one.
I like the article, and the examples ARE beautiful -- but come on, can't you take the extra step and actually credit the artists?