Showing posts with label cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cards. Show all posts
Monday, 13 February 2012
Tactile Surrealism: Tang Yau Hoong
tangyauhoong.com
Tang Yau Hoong is a Graphic Designer based in Malaysia. His work is immediately striking, as he makes use of negative space, surrealism, and visual metaphors — all framed with bright colours and impeccable layout. His images have a sense of humor, and themes that immediately resonate with the viewer, keeping them locked on the image.
He has several series exploring different themes: Playing cards, light, negative space (to name a few). Tang Yau Hoong's work has a playful, almost tactile quality. It is a great example of a very graphic style that translates beautifully to print, and I would happily have several of these hanging on my walls!
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cards,
city,
colour,
design,
dinosaur,
graphic design,
light,
malaysia,
paint,
playing cards,
print,
surreal,
tang yau hoong,
texture,
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