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November 1, 2019
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Halloween 2019

Last updated on June 16, 2021
We wish you a happy (next day of) Halloween!

This is the second year I am celebrating Halloween. Well, by celebrating I mean carving a pumpkin, as well as keeping the house dark to avoid children from knocking on our door. Last year I carved the Embrace ASD logo out of a pumpkin. To see last year’s results, have a look at this post:

Halloween 2018

This year I wanted to maintain that tradition. But this time, I set the words ‘Embrace Autism’ in my own Astroville typeface. Behold!

A photograph of the ‘Embrace Autism’ pumpkin up close.

Here are a few more pictures of the results:

A photograph of the ‘Embrace Autism’ pumpkin in our kitchen.
A photograph of the ‘Embrace Autism’ pumpkin up close.
A photograph of the ‘Embrace Autism’ pumpkin up close.

To see more of the design process, have a look at the following post:

Pumpkin carving 2019
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was written by:
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Martin Silvertant
Co-founder of Embrace Autism, and living up to my surname as a silver award-winning graphic designer. Besides running Embrace Autism and researching autism, I love typography and practice type design. I also fight dodecahedragons during sleep onset. I discovered I’m autistic when I was 19, and was diagnosed at 25. PS: I am trans, and Martin is my dead name. For articles under my current name, have a look at Eva Silvertant’s content.

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