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==Design Philosophy== | ==Design Philosophy== | ||
'''American Medieval''' is the aesthetic of Urcea, the IC country. It encapsulates bright primary colors, the American propensity for "big" and "brash" in terms of physical objects ranging from tanks to cars, and generally lacks the forced subtlety of European design. European design often includes faded colors, smaller fonts in logos, text-and-logo mixes on no background, and sans serif type fonts. Not American Medieval. I want you to think about American Medieval as Renaissance Fair meets NFL tailgate, and then everyone makes sure to go to Church after. It's Irish-American guys swearing up a storm, drinking beers, and then doing their corporate or government jobs. | '''American Medieval''' is the aesthetic of Urcea, the IC country. It encapsulates bright primary colors, the American propensity for "big" and "brash" in terms of physical objects ranging from tanks to cars, and generally lacks the forced subtlety of European design. European design often includes faded colors, smaller fonts in logos, text-and-logo mixes on no background, and sans serif type fonts. Not American Medieval. I want you to think about American Medieval as Renaissance Fair meets NFL tailgate, and then everyone makes sure to go to Church after. It's Irish-American guys swearing up a storm, drinking beers, and then doing their corporate or government jobs. Urcea's government logos are solely the realm of 2003 DHScore, embracing big serif fonts and drop shadows that most well-to-do agencies have tried to eliminate. | ||
==Other shit== | ==Other shit== | ||