Do: Pilgrims of the Flying Temple

[Do] Think I got it.

Alternative to the super-flourished first font and the overly harsh inkbrush. My co-worker has used this font for wedding invitations n' stuff. It has all the versatility of Ministry without the bulbous swirls and awkward kerning. Megan suggested adding the distressed texture.


[Do] Second thoughts on the inkbrush letters

I'm having second thoughts about using sloppy inkbrush letters for the headlines. I thought it would bring the "anarchic" personality of Do that Remi mentioned, but I think it looks too Vampire.


[Do] Graduation Day

Megan was very patient with me this afternoon as I worked on this and delayed our lunch by a couple hours.

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[Do] Second pass at the layout

Stayed a little late and got up a little early, but I managed to bang out a revision to the layout and it's looking pretty cool to my weary eyes.

Working in more of the postal/passport imagery, inspired by Tazo Tea packaging.

Along the top, you can see the "progress meter" gimmick I used when I layed out Reign. It keeps track of how long a section is and how far along you are in it. If you know about it, it's useful, but subtle enough to just be a dingbat.

I tried making individual layers of the drawing blue, but decided that this sort of iridescent sheen had an interesting Final Fantasy vibe. What do you think?

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[Do] GH

Hard to do a grungy inkbrush G that doesn't look like the Gainax logo. :P

I'm really digging H5 though. Lots of dance-like movement.

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