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The Way You Moved Through Me by Peter Jellitsch

Contributed by Love Lagerkvist on May 28th, 2017. Artwork published in
2016
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    The Way You Moved Through Me by Peter Jellitsch 1
    Source: http://inescox.com Ines Cox. License: All Rights Reserved.

    For this Peter Jellitsch monograph, graphic designer Ines Cox employs BTP, a completely angular type. The straight sides are bold contrast to Jellitsch smooth shapes, while the off-white paper give the black and white reproductions an almost readymade feel.

    The Way You Moved Through Me by Peter Jellitsch 2
    Source: http://inescox.com Ines Cox. License: All Rights Reserved.
    The Way You Moved Through Me by Peter Jellitsch 3
    Source: http://inescox.com Ines Cox. License: All Rights Reserved.
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    Source: http://inescox.com Ines Cox. License: All Rights Reserved.
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    Source: http://inescox.com Ines Cox. License: All Rights Reserved.
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    Source: http://inescox.com Ines Cox. License: All Rights Reserved.
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    Source: http://inescox.com Ines Cox. License: All Rights Reserved.

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    2 Comments on “The Way You Moved Through Me by Peter Jellitsch”

    1. Quentin Schmerber says:
      Aug 16th, 2017  1:38 pm

      A little mistake here: even if BTP is distributed through Rigaud’s imprint, it was designed by Guillaume Grall & Jeremy Perrodeau. It was originally designed for this French issue of étapes: and loosely inspired by Autocad default typeface.

    2. Florian Hardwig says:
      Aug 16th, 2017  2:58 pm

      Thanks for the correction, Quentin! I’ve fixed the typeface bio.

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