The Way The Wind Blows: The Light Upon The Fire

January 24, 2015

Either have a cliff or don’t have a cliff, but don’t “sorta kinda” have a cliff.

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Kris

10 years ago

Note to self: this sounds crazy, but I might consider putting the text in the blank spots.

Ebony McKenna

10 years ago

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There’s about 50% blank space, but go ahead and shove all the words in there on top of each other. That, my friends, is art!

Karl

10 years ago

Ew. Those eyes remind me of this Dr. Who character:
http://img3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20120607051819/tardis/images/0/0a/Cassandra_and_rose.jpg

red

10 years ago

If this book isn’t “The Nay the Nind Blows” by Nilliam Cook, a more legible/less messy script font might be worth while.

Sirona

10 years ago

@Nathan – Can we get a Nagilum tag? :-/

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Nathan

10 years ago

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Ha!

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