This is an interesting one. I used Faith Collapsing as a reference
(because I admit, I didn't draw that one completely myself, I scanned
in the letters and numbers from a calligraphy guide thingy and added
the grungy distortion stuff) and tried out the "calligraphic brushes"
on Photoshop. And this is what I came up with. In the beginning I
was planning on calling it "Calligraphy Failure" or something like that,
but when I finished I realized it didn't look that horrible. It might
be good if you wanted something to look hand-written and slightly
imperfect. Because that's exactly what it is.

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