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Want to pop out your Mustang logo? Consider adding vinyl to make it stand out. This lettering done in black, but lots of other colors available such as red, white, silver, yellow, and green!
_Esta semana son las fiestas de mi ciudad y mi grupo de amigos y yo no somos de ninguna peña, así que por o menos tendremos nuestra propia camiseta para salir.
Así que con este lettering que he hecho nos hemos fabricado nuestras camisetas con una plantilla y spray, han quedado mucho mejor de lo que esperaba.
Os dejo los enlaces del resto de fotos de la camiseta y nuestro mini-programa de fiestas:
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One of the largest palaces in Vinohrady area with offices, apartments, a café and a cinema was built by the owner of the Strašnice salami factory Emanuel Maceška (1877-1966). It was designed by the architect Jan Jarolím, the author of the interior decoration in the Art Deco style was František Kallik.
The Maceškuva Palace was built in 1927-1929. Notable was the Maceška Biograf, later the famous Bystrica Cinema or Bio Illusion. Prague's largest ground-floor biograph of the time, with 930 seats, a 16-piece orchestra for silent films, and sound equipment, it was inaugurated in August 1929. The luxurious and modern cinema remained in the possession of the family, unlike other Macešek property. In 1945, the Maceška Cinema fell under the national enterprise Czechoslovak State Film, In 1948, the Maceška Cinema was renamed the Bystrica Cinema. After two years, in 1950 it acquired a new name, Illusion. At the end of June 2001, the dilapidated biograph was taken over by the descendants of Emanuel Maceška. In April 2002, Bio Illusion was opened by film producer Miloslav Šmídmajer. In early 2006, actor Pavel Trávníček became the new tenant and opened the multicultural space "Theatre Illusion Biograf". In 2014, Cinema Illusion was replaced by the new cultural space ROYAL.
Hardware that is trying to be Banco.
Urban Lettering Tour with Paul Shaw. Crown Heights and Bedford-Styvesant, Brooklyn.
Venduhuis der Notarissen lettering. The letters are not as thick as they appear. The edges are angled just enough to create a shade, making them look 3D. Presumably made from pressed zinc.
Great neon sign of a long-gone Chinese restaurant. Air conditioned!
Urban Lettering Tour with Paul Shaw. Crown Heights and Bedford-Styvesant, Brooklyn.
from M Parker's library: "look at the rich blacks!" esteemed as the most gorgeously printed book ever (poorly photographed here), from post war Germany. Zapf did all lettering. i've forgotten the punch cutter's name. bad form.
Another example of the gems that lie underneath the new awnings. Note the trace of long-gone neon, and yet another example of Excoffon: “SONNY” set in Choc.
See updated photo of the revealed sign when the barber shop closed: www.flickr.com/photos/34475189@N07/5543403908/
Urban Lettering Tour with Paul Shaw. Crown Heights and Bedford-Styvesant, Brooklyn.
Lettering
(Letras Ilustradas manualmente con digitalización vectorial)
Freelance.
Medellín, Colombia. 2019.