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It’s maybe important to note that accurate text, typography and copywriting is not quite there yet with Midjourney, or anyone else (DALL-E is good, but far from great) for that matter. We’ll get into text/letter control in a later issue, for now the focus is on a style, a look and feel… not on correct spellings or even real words at all.

Typography Art is a form of artistic expression where type is used as the primary medium, transcending traditional textual utility to explore shape, color, texture, and composition. It often involves arranging letters and words to create visually compelling pieces that convey messages or evoke emotions beyond the literal meaning of the text. In Typography Art, artists manipulate font styles, sizes, alignments, and spacing to create artwork. This can range from simple monochromatic pieces to complex, multi-layered compositions incorporating various colors and textures. Typography art can be abstract or representational, often blurring the lines between written language and visual imagery.

Typographic Portrait Prompt
a [STYLE] typographic portrait of [SUBJECT], in the style of typography portraits, typography art, type art, made of letters --ar X:Y —v 6.0
Type Art Prompt
typographic art of [SUBJECT] in the style of typography art, typography art, type art, made of letters --niji 6

Emphasis on the aesthetic qualities of text, including form, color, and texture.
Creative use of letter spacing, alignment, and layout to achieve artistic effects.
Integration of typographic elements with other visual design principles.
Ability to convey or enhance a message through visual representation of text.
Exploration of various typefaces and calligraphic techniques to express ideas or emotions.


Typography has been an essential part of human communication since the invention of writing, but Typography Art as a distinct practice gained prominence with the advent of modern printing techniques and graphic design. It has roots in calligraphy and has evolved through movements like Constructivism, Dada, and Postmodernism, reflecting the cultural and technological shifts in society.


Herb Lubalin: Known for his conceptual approach to typography, making words visually expressive.
Paula Scher: A graphic designer whose large-scale typography projects integrate text into urban landscapes.
Stefan Sagmeister: Renowned for his innovative use of typography in design and art installations.






