Walk into the Wild

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New typography poster with vintage (public domain) elements and bought resources. The font is Valerie. The quote is by Christopher McCandless 

Edited and mixed up in Illustrator and Photoshop.

Wild and free.... :D

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Fear the Wolf

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New typography poster with vintage (public domain) elements and bought resources. The font is Valerie. The quote is a German proverb.

I've always had a thing for wolves. :D

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even death has a heart

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Someone said 'skull' when I asked what's next. Problem was trying to find a good quote. And I did, this is from 'The Book Thief' by  Markus Zusak. One of my all time favourite books. I have to yet find someone who didn't love it.

Heart & Soul font with bought and vintage (public domain) resources mixed up in Photoshop and Illustrator.

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Die Young

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A quote by Ashley Montagu a British-American anthropologist.

I wanted to play with my new fonts and some of the cool vector graphic sets I just bought and a couple of vintage illustrations. The fonts are (from top to bottom):  Ruba, Scamfuk, Bobbin, and Lunchbox. All combined and coloured in a played around with in Photoshop. :-)

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the mind

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I loved the quote so here's the image to go with it. I thought it a fitting companion to 'hearts are wild creatures'.

A bit of this and a bit of that, public domain mixed with free and bought resources and Photoshop with a hint of magic.

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A different season altogether

Each year I try and design a Christmas card and I spend a lot of time thinking of something that is a little different and that works for those who believe in Santa and those who don't.

This time I went back to the roots of Christmas - beginning with Herne and the wild hunt and the 12 days of Christmas to the invention of Christmas as we know it in Victorian times (with cards and a tree) and then I threw in a little Alice in Wonderland for good measure and because it's fun. 

If that is not your cup of tea (literally) there's always the text (mostly) card with nothing but good (vintage_ wishes for the coming seasons.

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Mostly bought resources, some free and some my own. 

Take your pick. :-)

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