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Ian Haughton C is for Crab

Ian liked using Bernhard Bold Condensed for the eyes of the crab.  But when I saw his design it made me wonder if  my original scribble is the wrong way up.  Perhaps the larger ‘C’ could be on top like … Continue reading

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C is for Crocodile

            Another tweet from Gustaborracho.  Nice sense of playfulness, although if push comes to shove i think i still prefer Michael Bow’s alligator.

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Cat scribble by Chris Groom

                  Not so sure about this one, but am willing to be proven wrong.

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Dave Dye: Early animal scribbles [Camel]

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Nicola Taylor: Early animal prints [Cat]

A fortuitous find from a woodtype site we could acquire if liked. Not sure if it’s better in its raw state as one character or the double C which adds the hind legs.

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Alexander Cooper: Early animal prints [Crab]

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C is for Caterpillar

                          Repeating the same ‘c’ for the body is the trick to this one, although personally I still prefer C is for Crab. The rare Apollo butterfly requires … Continue reading

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C is for Chimp

                  I met up with Tony Brook from Spin at his studio to seek his advice with the project over a cup of tea.  He emailed me a version of this chimp … Continue reading

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C is for Cow

It might be fun to play a bit during the course of the alphabet.  This cow’s udder needs to be placed at the top of the layout. The Junqueira Cow is an endangered species. It is estimated that there are … Continue reading

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C is for Crab

  Two designs for Crab here.  If we can find the right capital ‘C’ I think the simpler version will win, but don’t mind the idea of repeating the same font for the legs of the crab on the second … Continue reading

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