Edward Fella

Edward Fella is famous for his obsessive hand-drawn alphabets. Here, his work has been juxtaposed with over 900 polaroids of vernacular signage and symbols taken by the artist over many years, which serve not only as a record of vernacular signage but also of inspiration for Fella's own works.

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Famous for his raw and obsessive hand-drawn alphabets and glyphs, Edward Fella creates work with the power and spontaneity of art that non the less is born from a knowledge of the theory and technology of typography and graphics. These examples of the designer's work, include his hand-drawn typeface designs. His work has been juxtaposed with over 900 polaroids of vernacular signage and symbols taken by the artist over many years, which serve not only as a record of vernacular signage but also of inspiration for Fella's own works.