Translating Victory Garden Logos
1 2022-11-14T17:22:27-08:00 Dene Grigar ae403ae38ea2a2cccdec0313e11579da14c92f28 41197 3 A 2D animation showing the way the logo of the 1994 Mac Edition of Stuart Moulthrop's Victory Garden was translated for the 2022 Web Edition plain 2022-12-07T12:50:51-08:00 Kathleen Zoller d12f5a19398157747ffcda98170a372b72a1ea00This page is referenced by:
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2022-11-07T13:03:46-08:00
Translating Victory Garden Logos
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A 2D animation showing the way the logo of the 1994 Mac Edition of Stuart Moulthrop's Victory Garden was translated for the 2022 Web Edition
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2023-05-27T11:18:47-07:00
This 2D animation shows the way in which the logos of Stuart Moulthrop's 1994 Macintosh Edition of Victory Garden has been translated for the 2022 Web Edition. Created originally for the 1991 Editions and carried through to the 1994 Editions, the logo suggests the labyrinth that figures so prominently in Moulthrop's hypertext theory as well as evokes the garden in the work's title. It features the black and white, bitmapped aesthetic of the time. The logo for the 2022 Web Edition retains the look and feel of the original logo while, at the same time, introduces color aimed to reflect the sands of Iraq, one of the major settings in which the story unfolds. The typeface also shifts from a common serif font made available on Macintosh computers of the period, to a contemporary one similar enough to recall the original.
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2022-11-20T13:08:48-08:00
Translating Victory Garden Logos
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A 2D animation of the translation of the logo of Stuart Moulthrop's Victory Garden from the 1994 Edition to the 2022 Web Edition
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2023-05-27T12:39:44-07:00
This 2D animation shows the way in which the logos of Stuart Moulthrop's 1994 Edition of Victory Garden has been translated for the 2022 Web Edition. Created originally for the 1991 Edition and carried through to the 1994 Edition, the logo suggests the labyrinth that figures so prominently in Moulthrop's hypertext theory as well as evokes the garden in the work's title. It features the black and white, bitmapped aesthetic of the time. The logo for the 2022 Web Edition retains the look and feel of the original logo while, at the same time, introduces color aimed to reflect the sands of Iraq, one of the major settings in which the story unfolds. The typeface also shifts from a common serif font made available on Macintosh computers of the period, to a contemporary one similar enough to recall the original.