Emelia and Tibetan - MA Typeface Design

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To build more confidence Emelia went through an
experimental shift of her style. After some unsuccessful
approaches, she found herself dancing in a funky pub
called »Up the Junction«. In the darkness, with the
help of neon lights, the well-behaved Emelia suddenly
showed a new, more outgoing aspect of her interesting
personality. This experience illustrates how much
movement and fluidity Emelia can demonstrate if she
wants to. Since this event she is able to change her
persona whenever it needs to be emphasised. In this
appearance Emelia gets courageous, is keen to be more
playful and not afraid of showing her curves.
10 / 13 pt
10 / 13 pt
10 / 13 pt
»Up the Junction« is arguably Reading’s finest bar and
venue. Tony has reworked the back room to provide
us with plenty more, late opening, fun times! Please
invite your friends to this group and I’ll try to keep you
up to date. Up The Junction takes its name from its
proximity to Cemetery Junction in east Reading.
I have been in here once after driving past it every
day on my way to work and being curiously drawn to
the neon lights like a moth to the flame. It resembles
an american diner with the bar stretching down the
narrow width of the building, a terraced house con version.
It is definitely a working man’s club and the locals
prop up the bar gathering dust and cobwebs as they take
their time over their drinks. I was not comfortable being
there but the music and drinks were good.
(written by jorsayboy)
Odd little place this. It’s a good standard pub with a good
selection of drinks and a good jukebox but at certain
times they only keep the front bar open which is a little
on the small side. The regulars don’t seem to mind the
squeeze but you can feel a little guilty if a lot of you
happen to come in at once and cramp the place. This
is a nice place to hang out in if you catch it at the right
time. (written by Lady_B83)
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