And here's some sneak peaks of the insides. There are some differences to the original version, the most noticable of which, I feel, is the addition of a commercial font. I gave this some serious thought after Tabella suggested looking at the lettering. I think I'll keep my own lettering for some projects and use fonts for others, they're certainly not as emotive, but they offer a regularity and overall look which lends itself well to certain projects. I definately think they work here. I'm surprised to find myself talking this way about fonts, I've long been a stubborn old goat on this topic.



Looks great. I've always been against computer fonts myself before but it does look right for Thomas there. Good luck at BICS!
ReplyDeleteYay! Well done DBH!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations - I bought a copy of the 'unfancy' one a few months back and loved it.
ReplyDeleteScholarly Font & Image combination Hughes.
ReplyDeleteWorks like Toast and Beans and Egg and Marmite.
A Hardy & Laurel contrast.
You chose the correct choice out of the choices.