British designer Anna Garforth doesn’t use ink, digital or not, to create her letters. Rather, Garforth prefers unusual material like masking tape, leaves and even moss to create her one-of-a-kind designs.

Garforth’s latest work is an installation featuring a slogan, “Wild at Heart” (see above), created entirely with masking tape. The type appears to be floating, but is in fact attached to a wire fence, which the designer also used as a grid to align her tape.

Other experimental designs include an edible poster, made with cookie letters, and a single word grown from moss:









[via Cross Hatchling]


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