Just Like A Woman Graphic


 Music is a natural fit for a caligramme. “Just Like A Woman” by Bob Dylan came to mind, along with the famous poster of Dylan by Milton Glaser. Using lyrics for hair came naturally, and its dissjointed look gives the impression of unkept hair.

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