Endali

LOOK AT THIS MAGNIFICENT GOTH-ASS SHIT

EGADDDDDDD

THE IRON-COPPER SOLUTION USED TO DYE THE PAGES WAS SO CORROSIVE THAT THERE ARE VERY FEW SURVIVING EXAMPLES

THESE BOOKS WERE LITERALLY TOO METAL TO LIVE

So my awkward, deadpan Tzimisce neonate did just that.

The chronicle is set in a non-specific year in the early 80s, and my OC's (Ivo) haven is the Carl Schoening iron foundry, which was a real place (nowadays an art gallery). I did a lot of digging about the history of the place, and I decided to create an official letterhead for the company. They never had a logo I could use, so I found a stylised font that would look like a low quality print of the era, and used it for the template.

I actually dug up a scan of a West Berlin telephone book from 1983, and found their official address and phone number from that year in there:

After asking some German friends to proof-read the writing in the footer so that it mostly made sense, I printed it out, and used my grandma's old Łucznik 1303 typewriter to write the letter.

Then I signed it by hand, folded it 3 times like a letter, scanned it, did some minor corrections digitally and voila - got a cool thing for the chronicle <3

So my awkward, deadpan Tzimisce neonate did just that.

The chronicle is set in a non-specific year in the early 80s, and my OC's (Ivo) haven is the Carl Schoening iron foundry, which was a real place (nowadays an art gallery). I did a lot of digging about the history of the place, and I decided to create an official letterhead for the company. They never had a logo I could use, so I found a stylised font that would look like a low quality print of the era, and used it for the template.

I actually dug up a scan of a West Berlin telephone book from 1983, and found their official address and phone number from that year in there:

After asking some German friends to proof-read the writing in the footer so that it mostly made sense, I printed it out, and used my grandma's old Łucznik 1303 typewriter to write the letter.

Then I signed it by hand, folded it 3 times like a letter, scanned it, did some minor corrections digitally and voila - got a cool thing for the chronicle <3

So my awkward, deadpan Tzimisce neonate did just that.

The chronicle is set in a non-specific year in the early 80s, and my OC's (Ivo) haven is the Carl Schoening iron foundry, which was a real place (nowadays an art gallery). I did a lot of digging about the history of the place, and I decided to create an official letterhead for the company. They never had a logo I could use, so I found a stylised font that would look like a low quality print of the era, and used it for the template.

I actually dug up a scan of a West Berlin telephone book from 1983, and found their official address and phone number from that year in there:

After asking some German friends to proof-read the writing in the footer so that it mostly made sense, I printed it out, and used my grandma's old Łucznik 1303 typewriter to write the letter.

Then I signed it by hand, folded it 3 times like a letter, scanned it, did some minor corrections digitally and voila - got a cool thing for the chronicle <3

all the 48x48 transparent red clan/lack thereof logo edits I've done, in one post!

free to use! I made them for the vtm community to put on their artfight profiles but you can put them elsewhere if you wish. if you want these recoloured to something other than red, or if you'd like a different vtm symbol converted, let me know!

most bases (except salubri, banu haqim, thinblood, and caitiff, which I converted myself), were converted by @raindropsonwhiskers in this post! unlike those in that post though, these are all true size, so they're perfect for putting on an artfight profile.