40 Floral Typography Designs that Combine Flowers & Text
March 7, 2016 - Uncategorized
A beautiful design trend that has emerged recently is the combination of flowers and text to produce elegant floral typography layouts. These designs merge botanical photographs or illustrations with bold typography compositions by intertwining the flower stems, petals and leaves around the letters, which results in a great sense of depth. In this showcase I present 40 brilliant examples of this floral typography design style. See how designers have used this effect to produce exhibition posters, greeting cards, wedding stationery and more!
Floral Posters Series by Aleksandr Gusakov
Floral Posters Series by Aleksandr Gusakov
Wedding Invitation by Roman Gulman
Into the Wild by Kevin Bothua
Floral by Jordan Provo
We Love You So Mush by Gregorio Marangon
Flowers & Letters by Levchenko Calligraphy
Spring by Nick Zoutendijk
Gratitude by Khuong Pham
Special for Aunt Nova by Danny Setiawan
Pentatone Remastered Classics
Believe In Each Other by Nathan Yoder
Sermon On The Mount by John David Harris
Love Is by Brandon Grbach
Nuance Flower by Nuance
Brush Typography by Danielle Shami
Movie Poster by Kylee Barnard
Glamour by Hillary Barron
Typography Flower by Carolina Lima
Jocs Florals Posters by Emmy Forss Koski
Quote Posters by Katrina Mae Barquin
2015 Macy’s Flower Show by Alexis Elisa Caban
Spring Vista by Savannah Taylor
Design Blooms by Katie Bledsoe
Flower Garden by Yuya Azegami
Vaughan Williams by Katey Miille
Flower by Sveta Khrystenko
Bodegas Terras Gauda by Sylvain Botter
Typography by Oliko Koma
Etsy Holiday Campaign 2013 by Melissa Deckert and Nicole Lecht
Typography Poster by Rafael Ramirez
Poster Shanti by Xavier Esclusa
Summer by Karen Hofstetter
Cards by Antonio Rodrigues Jr
Mumbai by Fabian De Lange
London, Show Us Your Type! by Fabian De Lange
Life is Damn Good by Fil Gouvea
Floral Typography by Fancy Girl Designs
FlowerType by Ian Barnard
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