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Typographic Chair Design

Stephanie Bullock
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Typographic Chair Design

A typographic rocker-chair created for a 3D design course. Being 5'2, the concept was to create a custom piece for myself where my feet would be able to sit flat on the floor. The typographic treatment to the piece allows the chair to communicate as both a 5 and a 2 depending on the orientation of the object. 

Awards + Recognition
Best in Typography at The University of Tennessee's Expo 67 at the Ewing Gallery 2014
Featured on FurnitureServed on Bēhance for the month of February 2014
On display as a part of 2x2x5 at Gallery 1010 2013

wood pine Lasercut laser cut layers chair stool student Project 2x2x5 five Two
 
Photo Taken on site at The University of Tennessee in the Letterpress Studio
wood pine Lasercut laser cut layers chair stool student Project 2x2x5 five Two
Photo Taken on site at The University of Tennessee
wood pine Lasercut laser cut layers chair stool student Project 2x2x5 five Two
 
Photo Taken at Expo 67 Show in the Ewing Gallery at The University of Tennessee.
wood pine Lasercut laser cut layers chair stool student Project 2x2x5 five Two
 
Photo Taken at Expo 67 Show in the Ewing Gallery at The University of Tennessee.
wood pine Lasercut laser cut layers chair stool student Project 2x2x5 five Two
 
Photo Taken at Expo 67 Show in the Ewing Gallery at The University of Tennessee.
wood pine Lasercut laser cut layers chair stool student Project 2x2x5 five Two
Photo Taken at 2x2x5 Gallery Show
wood pine Lasercut laser cut layers chair stool student Project 2x2x5 five Two
 
Photo Taken at 2x2x5 Gallery Show
wood pine Lasercut laser cut layers chair stool student Project 2x2x5 five Two
Photo Taken at Expo 67 Show in the Ewing Gallery at The University of Tennessee.
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Knoxville, TN, USA

Typographic Chair Design

This is an original typographic chair design I created with laser-cut pine. The chair, more like a stool at 18" high, points out the resemblance Read More

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