mouthwatering typography

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Typography has turned into an art form unto itself, and that means it can take some pretty creative shapes. Becca Clason, a lettering artist from Salt Lake City has taken it to the next level by creating typographic pieces of work with food as her medium.
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The shots are stunning, and if you visit her Dribbble page, you’ll see even more amazing things that she’s created using flowers, honey and an array of ingredients. It’s all about the details: Look at how the fruits are stacked so cleanly, or the jelly beans positioned in perfect lines, then delicately placed on top of each other. It’s easy to see why her work gets recognized by major brands, gaining her tons of exposure in the process.
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