Luis Lili, a designer from Mexico, is passionate about lettering and revisits famous brand logos with his own style. The results look fantastic; and often better than their original version.
If you enjoy beautiful fonts, you probably also are a fan of lettering, the art of drawing letters, not to be confused with calligraphy, the art of writing. Luis Lili is a designer artist from Mexico, and his passion for lettering drives him to revisit famous brand logos and turn them into works of art.
From Amazon to Google Photoshop or even McDonald’s, his creations are splendid, and you are invited to discover his latest work. Please also make sure you follow him on Instagram.
Amazon – Credits: Luis Lili
Google – Credits : Luis Lili
Adobe Illustrator – Credits : Luis Lili
McDonald’s – Credits : Luis Lili
Adobe Photoshop – Credits : Luis Lili
Puma – Credits : Luis Lili
Spotify – Credits : Luis Lili
YouTube – Credits : Luis Lili
Which one do you like the most?
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