(Pro defo calling...)
I couldn't help but notice the Zapf Chancery Bold Font on the "Welcome to Kidron" plate! Then, I've made a virtual visit to the place, and it seems that Amish LOVE typography that harmoniously blends with the aesthetical and meaningful "purpose" of brands and places. The plates are not to be seen "in clusters," and this adds so much more to the pleasure that one can perceive from the design... Thank you for sharing! ∜mp
howdy @me422us! thanks so much for commenting but I must confess you lost me in the part of the description which says "the plates are not to be seen in clusters" what does that mean? In fact what does "Pro defo calling" mean? you are a language expert? thanks so much me422us I'm confused but fascinated!
Hi, @janton, and thank you for your time! We are strategic assistants in written communication. "Pro defo calling" means that in design and typography, altering the distance to get noticeable "appreciation" of how good, bad or insufficient it is, is added to a specific skill set and helps us measure how to improve or to make s.th. stand out of the rest. This village takes into account the distance in a rare 360°, and that they have managed to organize it in a non-competitive way is worthy of our admiration. A clustered design refers to "randomized/chaotic visualizations." Like in writing, controlling the "saturation" in product management is a proof for a well-developed analytical capacity to bring value to either the message, the longevity/transcendence of it or both... ∜mp
thank you for the explanation @me422us!
what do you do with the specialized knowledge which you possess?
Yes the Amish are not competitive in a cut-throat manner which is indeed admirable.
@janton, we are limited to "language structures"—almost always providing writing solutions, editorial work, and web development. Currently, we are working on ways of bridging intercultural cohesion through much of the same, and steemit is a platform for our "coffee breaks" since we also need those :) ∜mp
so you are good guys doing good work!
that's my Redneck interpretation.
very valuable work it seems to me. do us a favor and take ALOT
of coffee breaks!