The Immersion Room at the Cooper Hewitt Design Museum has the neatest interactive table. Although the word “interactive” gets tossed about, this one really is. You use a stylus to draw on a screen. The result is displayed as a repeating pattern on the walls. Too cool.
Since my life is a blog post, I asked my friends to design Rodney’s Saga wallpaper. Voila!
Letter design & photography courtesy of the A Squad.
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No SketchBox lettering for April. It was pencils, which I have always hated for their messiness and impermanence. I tried, but not even the pretty colors and fancy holder could not overcome my loathing. The other item was a self-filling sepia pen that I could never get to work. #artfail
March: [Watercolor]
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Lettering 2017
[Winter Tournament Letters]
[Watercolor]
[Daylight Savings]
[Connect The Dots]
[Pen & Pastels]
[NYC 2016]
Previous Lettering
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Thank you for reading,
Katherine Walcott
Comments on: "Letter Art: Wallpapering with Light" (2)
So cool!
🙂