ABOUT

Tree Stump Alphabet is an experimental typography project created with paper, black ink, and collage technique. Natural tree stump prints were transformed into letterforms, building an alphabet from organic rings, cracks, rough edges, and imperfect textures.

Each mark carries the memory of wood - its growth, age, and irregularity, while becoming part of a minimal graphic system.

The project explores the connection between nature and written form: how raw printed textures can become symbols, how accidental marks can be shaped into language, and how a handmade process can create a visual identity of its own.

The result is an alphabet that feels both primitive and contemporary - tactile, organic, and graphic.

This work reflects my interest in experimental typography, handcrafted visual identity, and the space between art and design - where material, process, and imperfection become part of the final language.