Dave's notes, applied. The bright photos killed the type: every photo is now brought to the tone the dusk ones had, by measurement. The builder reads each photo's mean luminance and lays a black veil sized to the excess over the dusk level, with the top and foot scrims growing where the type sits, so a bright daytime listing photo reads like CV Normal did. CV Market, the worst case, is the proof. The subscriber label is straight, and both it and the barcode box have lost their white fills: white type in a thin white frame, the barcode and the lockup white.
What to rule on. CV Market and CV Day, the bright photos, now. The two framed boxes. Pass or note by name.
Square, the issue on the desk
CV-tipThe seller tip. Crestbrook at twilight. The masthead, three cover lines from the idea bank down the left, the job as the main line with its dek and the note, your subscriber label, the barcode box with the lockup.CV-marketThe market note. The number runs huge the way a cover number does, the rest of the line under it.CV-normalThis is normal. River Road at dusk.CV-inviteThe invitation. The Ireland bungalow.CV-thanksWith thanks, Dear Alyssa in the Bodoni italic above the line.CV-holidayThanksgiving.CV-dayThe seller tip on Crestbrook by day: a blue sky behind the masthead.CV-riverThe seller tip on River Road.CV-irelandThe seller tip on the Ireland bungalow.
