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Inspiration: Stefan Chinof

October 14, 2008 from PauloGabriel's blog

Typography is the kind of work that always catches our attention. Stefan Chinof, a Bulgarian designer not only plays a lot with typos, but makes other great pieces.

These are great inspiration, from Typo to Photo manipulation, mixing it with vectors all those sweet techniques. For further pieces, visit him at DeviantArt.





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Hello, everyone! I'm Paulo Gabriel, designer from Porto Alegre, Brazil, born in 1984. I have worked as a webdesigner since 2006, but websites and blogs have been a hobby for me since 1999. Here in Abduzeedo, I try to bring only the hot stuff for you... and hope that all of you enjoy my posts! For more cool stuff, you may also follow me on Twitter.

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