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Designed for the book, Twice Removed by Zee Lacson

The back design of the bookmark is on an antique metal texture, much like an Agimat (Philippine amulet). This sets the tone of the mythical setting of the story. The rays and stars emanating from the Sun-Moon are a stylized version of the Sewerage & Water Board of New Orleans meter cover, a quintessential icon of New Orleans, designed by Edwin Ford. The crescent moon is replaced with the Twice Removed logo and the three stars are taken from the stars on the Philippine flag. The Tagalog words for "Sun, Moon, Light, and Darkness" are written in baybayin which is a precolonial writing system of the Philippines. The glyph font used is called Bagwis Baybayin, designed by EDELPONA.

ZeeLacson.com/twice-removed

Description
Designed for the book, Twice Removed by Zee Lacson

The back design of the bookmark is on an antique metal texture, much like an Agimat (Philippine amulet). This sets the tone of the mythical setting of the story. The rays and stars emanating from the Sun-Moon are a stylized version of the Sewerage & Water Board of New Orleans meter cover, a quintessential icon of New Orleans, designed by Edwin Ford. The crescent moon is replaced with the Twice Removed logo and the three stars are taken from the stars on the Philippine flag. The Tagalog words for "Sun, Moon, Light, and Darkness" are written in baybayin which is a precolonial writing system of the Philippines. The glyph font used is called Bagwis Baybayin, designed by EDELPONA.

ZeeLacson.com/twice-removed