Crayon Crumble is a script font designed to emulate a childs handwriting. It was designed in 2011 by David Kerkoff.

From the author with slight variations in baseline and texture to Indicate different hand pressureand neatened it up to the point of perfection. I chose crayon crumble because the subject of medication is often brought up in the context of the over medication of children. Thus, a childs handwriting describing the medicines would be appropriate. I also used Helvetica for this design, but I feel that its ubiquitous nature allows it to blend into the background and not distract from the design. I used a wide range of colors each corresponding with the color scheme of the various pills. Although there are many colors used, they all have a similar muted tone and brightness. I would also describe my palette as having tetradic harmony.

Aa

Bb

Cc

adderal

Dd

Ee

Ff

benedryl

celebrex dantrium
Gg Hh

Ii

Jj

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Kk

Ll

effexor femara
Mm

geodone havrix Imodium januvia kalydeco lisopril mucinex

Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt

Uu

nexium omnicef pristiq

Vv Ww

ultresa

viagra welbutrin xyzal yohimex zantac

IMO

Xx

qnexa restoril stratera tamiflu

Yy Zz