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    • Creating Age Digitally

      Posted at 8:46 am by gatf, on June 3, 2018

      Here’s another advertisement for our favourite  ‘would-be’ chocolate. It is typeset in Gondolieri, and used as a test piece for some exercises in digital weathering and ageing…

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        Where is Karla

        May 31, 2026 at 9:32 pm

        I like how the weathered effect gives it an antique feel.

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