Julien Lelievre is the Picasso of typography no matter what
A runner-up in a competition to redesign the Musée Picasso Paris, this proposed identity by Parisian Julien Lelièvre interprets the art and approach of Pablo Picasso in a way that is heavily reliant on typographic elements. By creating a family of hard-angled typefaces in visually constracting ways, this is a font that is described as a “Bell Centennial Bold Listing on steroids”. Lelièvre's creation was not the winner although it resembles quite expressively Picasso’s spirit and brilliant aesthetics. For more information (written in French) check here.
Tags/ identity, museum, french, julien lelièvre, pablo picasso
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