A certain Luis Diaz Santis and a certain Magaly Guerrero Ramirez (both computer scientists) were married earlier this year. I found their awesome (awesome awesome awesomex10) wedding invitation via Temple of Groom, and I just had to share it.
Illustrator Carla Berrocal designed the wedding invitation for the Chilean couple. The graphics and text were created using both freehand drawings and Photoshop effects, which makes me think a layperson could put together something similar with a bit of effort.
What do think? As a child of the 80s, I can’t but help love this homage to early side-scrollers. It makes me smile in a big way.
But they aren’t actually saying anything? The binary is improperly formatted and decodes to gibberish.
Sorry. I can stop.
Really, Risi? Now I’m disappointed!
Sure it’s not in binary Spanish? (Though, I’m assuming that if it had translated to “Si”, you would have noticed.)
(Ok, so I checked, and yeah, “[[” really IS gibberish.)
It’s a cute invite, but what a bummer that it doesn’t actually say anything in binary…
This is awesome, but I just had to hide my screen from my fiance in fear that he’d beg for us to break it down to 8-bit for our wedding invitations. :p