redesign of the 20 Euro banknote. This is the first banknote that I designed in my own Euro series. Images 3 to 11 are the visible security features.
by aggroeuros
redesign of the 20 Euro banknote. This is the first banknote that I designed in my own Euro series. Images 3 to 11 are the visible security features.
by aggroeuros
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Image 1:
Redesign 20 Euro note [Mauro Aurelio]
Image 2:
Back
——VISIBLE SECURITY FEATURES IN THE DESIGN——
Image 3:
Tangible guide lines for the visually impaired / blind
Image 4:
Micro writing
Image 5:
€ symbol as watermark
Image 6:
EURion rings / print and copy lock
Image 7:
Half visible Euro symbol. The counterpart is on the back. Held up to the light, the symbol appears as a whole.
Image 8:
Golden hologram [value number 20]
Image 9:
EUROPA portrait; silver hologram with rainbow effect
Image 10:
Micro laser holes; star with € symbol
Image 11:
Fine micro lines as background pattern (value number, dove etc.)
More redesigns of my banknotes [“r/banknotedesigns”]
“I’m sorry sir, this is a fake bill. We cannot accept that.”
“Fake? You calling this *fake*? I know for a fact that it is as real as can be. I made it myself!”
Joking aside:
Cool design. Why no bridge, though?
It’s leaning a little too much to the Southern side of Europe. I’ve got a Roman/Green Empire vibe. I quite like the current designs. Fictional bridges that could be built somewhere across Europe. Neutral, because it’s fictional yet a strong message. Building bridges, building connections and being strong as one, that’s the essence of Europe.
Yes I know. It’s a lot about the meaning, not just the look. Your notes are prettier tho, I’m not a fan of polarising in any way. When keeping it non fictional, you’d have to include the northest oil fields of Norway, to the south coast of Cyprus. (Don’t include Turkey, I don’t acknowledge them since they don’t acknowledge Cyprus).
Maybe go for a historic vibe? Crusades controlled by Rome (the Christians), alongside (or even opposing depending on how daring you want to go) Norse raiding culture. While the Byzantine empire watches over them or something like that.
This is such a nerdy thing to do in your free time and I’m totally here for it. Well done.
I like it, except the weird botched ‘restored by grandma’ Jesus head (that’s what it reminds me of)