Both look good, Deborah, and I was very interested to read how you made it. We're heading towards the brochure deadline full steam ahead!
I've tried posting under my T and Deborah's image but I don't seem to be allowed to make comments at the moment, just write new posts, so apologies for starting a new thread.
My T is a draft as I haven't tried layering photos before. I wanted to acknowledge the audio part of our project so I started making this image by recording myself saying 'ArTrA' then zooming in on a part of the waveform that seemed able to support a T. I photographed it, played with the colour, and tried out serif and sans serif fonts with a huge capital T. Serif definitely looked stronger. I'm going to try Georgia next, instead of Times New Roman, as it seems to have a more definite top horizontal, and I'm bearing in mind Dorcas' comment.
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