The True Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. As told by John Seelye
A retelling of Twain’s novel, with the “dirty” language that Twain would have liked to use …
How do you think they got that distorted reflection in 1970?
A retelling of Twain’s novel, with the “dirty” language that Twain would have liked to use …
How do you think they got that distorted reflection in 1970?
5 Comments on “The True Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. As told by John Seelye”
Great! Reminds me of an early digital attempt at distorting Helvetica: FF Schmelvetica, by Chester Jenkins who now runs Village.
My husband and I designed this. The distorted type was achieved by photographing the title through textured glass.
Thank you very much for chiming in, much appreciated!
Cool, Mary! Can’t deny that sounds much more interesting (and fun) than applying a digital filter.
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