Designer Creates Geometric Stamps Inspired by The Alphabet

German graphic design student Fabian Fohrer absolutely has a prosperous career ahead of him, after designing this appealing series of stamps inspired by letters, with each one based on geometric shapes.

Speaking of his process, he said: “I divided these shapes, duplicated, scaled and cut them to create unique compositions. For instance, the first stamp consists of triangles and horizontal lines, taken from the letter A.”

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