Since The Respectful Prostitute is a short play with limited characters, I wanted to try this (above) which uses different typefaces for each character's voice, instead of talk bubbles. This is Robert Massin's work from back in the day (1964). I thought it was amazing and would work perfectly for what I want to do.
I'll be working with Jean-Paul Sartre's play, The Respectful Prostitute. Why? Because I love Sartre and the truthful bizarreness of this story.
changing my colors again. the green will be more neon/yellowish and the purple will be deeper and more of a maroon. the gray will probably keep changing too...i think this palette is more interesting than my previous. i pulled the purple from the photograph and the neon green just compliments it very well. 
headline: Kautiva Black
in 2004 only 47% of people age 18-29 voted: 73% of people age 65-74 voted. this year should be different... since Obama seems different...
i changed my topic because my previous topic wasn't relevant to my thesis topic. so i think we've all heard that the government will be bailing out the banks, spending $250 billion, $125 billion on eight major banks and the other half on other banks. by doing so, the government will be investing money in the banks, allowing them to ensure debt issued by the banks. consequently, the government will own a certain amount of percentages of the banks' assets. hmmm...sounds pretty weird to me....
In my opinion, the Fed has ulterior motives and that includes complete control of a nation. They have this power because U.S. is completely dependent on the economy, which is controlled by the Fed. This seal has a hypnotic feel because I think that is reflective of the Fed.
This seal/badge is taken from the original seal on the five dollar bill. I changed the eagle and took an eagle from a communist logo and I changed the wreath to be smaller and I show the eagle clutching the wreath. The seal is symbolic of the Fed's power, similar to the great power held by the German communist.
Since my thesis subject is a little more complicated, I can't do icons because they don't really apply to what I want to do. Instead, I can use these seals/badges that is taken from US currency. This first seal is my interpretation of the US Dept. of Treasury seal. I basically took the original seal and changed the symbols and type. The sword is taken from a king of spades, which is a symbol of authorization and power. The unbalanced scale has handcuffs to symbolize the unjust system of the Fed and how it forces the economy and people to be unequal.
background color: gray
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