I started my design career before there was computers were widely available-just before-so learned how to do it old school with paper, pencil, and scissors. So I thought I would show you how I did it.
1. I used the graph paper and letters in the back of the book to plot out my first thought of how I wanted the letters to be.

2. Then I cut it up and redid the layout getting the centering better by folding each new section in half (how high-tech of me!)

3. I used a wash-a-way marking pen to sketch the border and get it's spacing right. I used a border and details from the book.

And this is what I did:

1 comment:
Hey, pretty cute. Always good to know that low - tech still works, and it doesn't need a geek when a problem arises.
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