Rosemary's Baby PRINT (12 x 16) while the block writing of

while the block writing of 'DRIVE" seemed fitting for the mood

It features Sarah and Ludo

with the text shadow being a 'scribbled' in a light pink which references our pencil illustrated designs

and argue that the phrase is overused and lacks originality

due to the pencil drawing and how the images are put on paper

Rosemary's Baby PRINT (12 x 16) while the block writing ofIn Roman Palanskis classic suspense horror Rosemarys Baby Mia Farrow was perfect to portray Rosemary Her fine boned fragility makes her the ideal target for terror. She goes from obliviousness to suspicion to fear to near madness without showing a seam, and we as the audience are with her all the way. The image is taken from the end of the film, when Rosemary sees her baby, and this is the first time that there is an expression to accompany a standard