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lol used the wrong svg function. updated it so you can still set text color with css (and have transparent backgrounds)

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Mark Hurrell

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we still making typography like this?

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it’s beautiful

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fire

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thanks man

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this is nice!

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so sick

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Some how Neville Brody is still designing fonts. Nice one.

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