Just so you know, the current (see above) version of the eye is the fourth or fifth revision of it. The one posted earlier that looks like a simplified version of it, is actually an earlier version. Eddard posted a full lineup of the evolution of the eye once...somewhere. It's changed a lot in the last year or so. It's one of the reasons why I have made so many variations of it in the signatures.Draft 2 is the one I would choose.
The original concept was as "The All Seeing Eye" and somewhere along the way, it turned into the eye of Ra, and later, the eye of Horus. I was kind of wanting to go back towards the original "illuminati" inspired all seeing eye, as I think it fits better with the Provarinati concept.
...on the other hand, we don't tend to take ourselves very seriously, even at the best of times.
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Me too! Dig in' it. If the vent holes are incorporated in the circle, and the Lumen Sees Totus were curved on the bottom like the provarinati is at the top maybe even in the same font, I just might be one happy camper
For those wondering why I haven't done the Lumen Sees Totus in the Fyrewater ambigram font, the reason is simple. It looks terrible. Multiple words don't come through well, and some ambigrams just plain look bad. I think Ocelot has given it a go once too, and she agrees. It just isn't workable. Usually, words with matching numbers of letters work, but because the "m" uses 2 letters to make it's letter, it throws off the ambigram and doesn't allow it to be split into separate words.
When I do split it up, individually, Lumen and Totus are not compatible, so I have to work with it that way. If I do, it reads "Lumen sees Totus" & "Totus sees Lumen." again, it doesn't work as an ambigram. I really have tried to do it.
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