Wheres my fat pen?

 

I decided to use an old English typeface which I adapted this by removing the decorative parts of each letter. This was done easily by tracing over the original type and modifying parts of each letter.

 

 

I found that carefully positioning the words caused a linkage. I took full advantage and went with it.

 

I did find areas that needed more modifying. By filling in the areas that seemed lost and was distracting the eye away from the work as a piece.

 

 

 

 

 

This time I did a negative composition filling in the type and creating an outer border. I need to make sure it doesn't loose its readability.

 

I thought adding something in areas. This was from the top of Tudor's logo.

 

I feel overall this has been a success. From here I shall see how this can be adapted and experiment how much detail i can put into the piece. 

 

For the local.

As a main client for Tudor, this bar towel could be an idea that could be given to pubs with a restaurant as a promotional product.

 

 

To see what this was look like I traced the type onto  it, however this may need to bleed off the towel as there is too much detail and may affect the print process.

 

..But then I used this and traced anyway. Not bad.

 

 

I used the previous illustration which again was too large, however the type was easier to read.