Letras Latinas
Earlier this month, we dropped by the Cambridge Galleries to view "Elementary! Art from the Schools". How refreshing to view an entire room filled with pictures from a child's perspective. Braids that sit in mid air, stocky tree trunks with twigs, but no branches...The best part of all was finding our neice's piece on display. (YAY for her! Only age 6 and she's already had her first group show!)Just across the street was another pleasant surprise. Letras Latinas: The Art of Typography, features new fonts from a variety of Latin American designers. I found my favourite, by Fátima Finizola, almost immediately. "Zabumba City " is made up of 26 landmarks (mainly architectural monuments) with each 'letter' perched ever so sweetly on top of a hill. When used to create words and sentences, the icons become an entire landscape of buildings. Very exciting indeed!
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Hi Mary!! I was looking for some links about Letras Latinas 2006 and I found your post about my job, the dingbat Zabumba City!I'm so happy that my font participate of an exhibition in your country! This exciting!!! Thanks for the comments!!!
Fátima Finizola | Brasil
You're very welcome, Fátima! Congratulations on your brilliant design. Has Zabumba City been used as a font outside of the Letras Latinas exhibit? I would love to see a written paragraph.
I tried to 'google' you but I couldn't find a thing. What projects are you currently working on? I'd be very interested in seeing more of your work.
I work at Corisco Design>>
www.corisco.net, and i have some handcraft work at www.flickr.com/photos/fafilete. Soon our site of typography "Crimes Tipográficos" will be online! =D
Very cool! I'll be sure to check it out!
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