Phil Yamada created an entire alphabet by painting directly on top of printed newspapers. The result is stunning, due to the variety of innovative letterforms that Yamada presents, some of which are a nod to pop culture (Pac-Man and A Clockwork Orange). The way that the newsprint contracted from the moisture of the paint also gives the pieces an attractive texture.
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