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  For type, though, I'd stay away from any sort of blackletter, pseudo-Celtic or quasi-calligraphic fonts. They're all really too clichéd. Same with sans, actually, they were all done in the early noughties.

  An imagemark paired with a discrete, elegant well-spaced serif (basically, just about any from Klim) would go a long way to breathing some interesting new life in the style above.

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  • thank you for your opiniondoesnotexist
  • And what are you bringing to the thread?Continuity
  • absolutely agree with the fonts issue. i won't use a font, but eventually try to interpret a type style from an old book with authentic fonts, that's what i'm after, rather
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  • oh you'll seedoesnotexist

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