The Fires of Treason

September 23, 2022

Awkward Prom Photos: The Renaissance Edition.

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LPlatePen

2 years ago

Yeah, treason can just be, like, a total bummer…

LBC Participant

2 years ago

It’s treason to commission art and then cover it with poorly placed text.

Blue

2 years ago

I’d give this one a pass. It’s a bit awkward but not lousy imo uwu

Hitch

2 years ago

Reply to Blue

I’m with you, mostly, but two foofy fonts is one foofer too many. The byline needed to be a far, far simpler face. Not what’s there now.

The sulks kinda ruin the faces of the people, but…

LBC Participant

2 years ago

Reply to Hitch

Even the plain version of the same typeface would have worked.

Hitch

2 years ago

Reply to LBC Participant

No argument.

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