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I turned inspirational quotes into typography puzzles with some great visual impact.

Minimalistic but intricate, thanks to the elegant letterforms, they look great on t-shirts or on the wall as posters. You'll see people coming back and staring after the initial quick glance.

The secret of their magnetism is our cognition. Human brain is programmed to treat a text differently from anything else we see. It focuses on the letterforms until it puts it into words and extracts their meaning.

See if your brain can relax until it decodes the words in my puzzles!

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#1

The Real Fear

The Real Fear

Can you relate to this fear? It keeps me awake at night, hihihi...

I have nothing to wear.

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A Perfect Gift For A Creative Person!

A Perfect Gift For A Creative Person!

A compliment in itself.

This cool quote is often attributed to Albert Einstein. However, there isn't solid evidence linking Einstein to this specific phrase, making its true origin somewhat uncertain. The quote aligns with his known perspectives on creativity and imagination, but it’s unclear whether he directly said or wrote it.

Creativity is intelligence having fun.

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#3

The Key To Success Is

The Key To Success Is

This phrase is a common motivational saying, and it's widely used across various contexts to emphasize the importance of self-assurance in achieving success. However, it doesn't have a single, definitive origin or author. It has been used by motivational speakers, coaches, and public figures over time. It captures the idea that confidence is crucial for unlocking opportunities and navigating challenges. While no specific person is universally credited with originating the phrase, it resonates as general wisdom across many platforms.

Confidence.

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#4

More French, But It's Practically The Same Word As In English

More French, But It's Practically The Same Word As In English

Do they say it about you?
Say it first with a poster on your wall or this design on your cup! Embrace being unique.

Peut-être un peu excentrique.
(Perhaps a little bit eccentric)

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#5

Hello In French

Hello In French

I live in Quebec, which is a French-speaking province of Canada, so some of my work is in French.
Just wanted to give a shout-out to the best place on Earth!

Bonjour! (Hello!)

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#6

Dolly Parton Said This

Dolly Parton Said This

This phrase comes from the song "9 to 5" by Dolly Parton. It’s a famous lyric from her 1980 hit, which became an anthem for working individuals, particularly women in the workforce. It's part of the song's reflection on the challenges and ambitions tied to everyday work life.

Pour yourself a cup of ambition!

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#7

Fear

Fear

This is just one of the simple affirmations that I use time after time. We all struggle with confidence sometimes. I have it framed on the wall.

I have nothing to fear.

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#8

Winston Churchill Used This Phrase In His Speeches A Lot

Winston Churchill Used This Phrase In His Speeches A Lot

This phrase is commonly attributed to Francis Bacon, an English philosopher and statesman, who emphasized the importance of knowledge in his writings during the late 16th and early 17th centuries. Although he didn't use this exact phrase, his works imply that knowledge leads to strength and influence.

The phrase has also been popularized in various contexts, including education and empowerment movements. For example, it was famously used by Sir Winston Churchill in his speeches, emphasizing the critical role of knowledge in decision-making and leadership.

Knowledge is power.

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#9

Not An Option

Not An Option

This phrase is widely attributed to Gene Kranz, who was the flight director during the Apollo 13 mission. While he did not actually say these exact words during the crisis, they have become emblematic of the mindset and determination displayed by the team working to bring the astronauts safely back to Earth​.

The phrase has since been popularized in various contexts as a motivational motto emphasizing the importance of perseverance and resilience in the face of challenges.

Failure is not an option.

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More On The Topic Of Clothes... Or The Lack Of It!

More On The Topic Of Clothes... Or The Lack Of It!

I have nothing to wear.

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#11

Self Care Please

Self Care Please

This phrase captures the idea that emotions should be expressed rather than suppressed. While I couldn't find an exact attribution for that specific quote, it echoes sentiments expressed by various thinkers and authors about the importance of acknowledging and expressing one's feelings.

For instance, Brené Brown discusses how numbing painful emotions can also dull positive feelings, emphasizing the need to engage with our emotions rather than bottle them up. Other sources stress that bottling up emotions can lead to negative consequences, like increased stress and emotional outbursts​.

I've added another layer of meaning by including a beer-shaped bottle in the picture as a warning against relying on alcohol to cope with overwhelming emotions.

Emotions are not made for bottling.

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#12

Makes A Great Card

Makes A Great Card

I hope you found my typography puzzles as captivating as I found working on them!

Thank you!

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That's Me

That's Me

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