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This week we learned about typography, and I redesigned this invitation using only fonts.
 
The script font is easy to read for the 2 lines it is used on and also adds a decorative touch to this invitation. I then used a sans serif font for the important information which includes the date time and location of this event so it would be easily readable, and keeping in mind the rule of thirds and where the eyes come to rest.  The ding font was used again for decorative purposes and also to "point" the reader back to the important information. 
 
The quote I added as a border around the invitation as it is fun to read, but not a necessary part of the invitation.  I see now that on a web page it is impossible to read the bottom line..this was made as a post card and I was thinking people could turn it to read that line.  Kind of difficult to stand on your head to read it here..(smiles)  This was fun to do and experiement with.