John Wick

[RafalFett]

Here's the $7M bond initiated by Santino D'Antonio made from screencaps and the files I made for the $15M bounty:


I'm working on recreating the Sanxit Indorsata stamp to add it to the files.

And this one...


At first this one looked to be an impossible task, because I thought the text was handwritten, but then I noticed the W on Winston and Wick was the same, which screamed a particular font:


So, armed with lots of patience and font(s) searching I got this beauty:


And the version after Santino marked the end of the bounty:


Some of the details on the top and bottom sections were guesstimated, while the bloody fingerprints are just images taken from the internet. The size is 210 x 297 mm or A4.

 

[Caplan]

Very excellent !

 

[MAKE BELIEVE]

Great work RafalFett (as always)

 

[RafalFett]

Thanks for the kind words!

Here's the $7M bond with the unweathered Sanxit Indorsata stamp (I'll try tomorrow to do another layer of weathering that will allow to place it randomly over the stamp - will see if it is doable):


I used this photo posted in the media section to redraw the stamp's negative face:

 

[Caplan]

Your work is remarkable in detail, it's incredible! ! I'll end up hiring you!

 

[RafalFett]

Thanks again for the kind words! It helps a lot to have good screencaps and/or reference photos (like those from PropStore) and the rest is just my obsessive attention to details to achieve the best results.

 

[RafalFett]

Here's my attempt at weathering the rubber stamp mark:


The only problem is that this can be done only in vectorized format (I think). The green mark (the color is just a highlight) can be positioned on top of the stamp to your liking and you can multiply the results by mirroring the image vertically or horizontally, but also you can rotate it to get endless results. When the green mark is at the position you like, select both images then press the trim function and all overlapping green zones will be erased from the stamp.

Here are some variations I made that can be used with the files (just isolate the one you like and paste it to your image):


The whole background is transparent, while the stamps have 10% transparency to allow the text from the files to be partially visible (you can see the result in the example file).

 

[MAKE BELIEVE]

Your work and dedication never stops to amaze me
Thanks a lot for your time and especially for sharing it here

 

[RafalFett]

Thanks and you are welcome!

 

[BrotherWilliam]

So, armed with lots of patience and font(s) searching I got this beauty:

What was the name of the font? Looks like a handy one to have for old style copperplate anyway.

 

[RafalFett]

What was the name of the font? Looks like a handy one to have for old style copperplate anyway.

On the bond certificate the title font is called Chisel, while the rest is Century Schoolbook with Times New Roman for the contract number. For the typewriter text I used mostly Fletcher Typewriter.

On the registry/ledger the hand written font is American Scribe with some variations here and there, the marker number is Venetian DM BT, while the cash is Bickham Script Pro.

 

[RafalFett]

Did two more of the paper props; I used some screencaps and reference images posted in the media section ==> John Wick Reference Images and John Wick Reference Images PT2. The size is the same with the bond certificates.

John Wick's criminal record:


The Continental Hotel city record:


Some variations of the deconsecrated weathered stamp:


The next file will be Winston's criminal record.

 

[benuminister]

Thank you all for these files. Definitely going to make my own version of the bonds now.

 

[RafalFett]

You are welcome!

 

[Obie71]

Nice work RafalFett

 

[MAKE BELIEVE]

You guys are working fast!
Thanks a lot for your time and for sharing it

 

[RafalFett]

Just to clarify, I used my own resources to do these files with the help of these screencaps:


The other photos were from the media section:

 

[RafalFett]

I think I found the image used for the Winston criminal record file:


The 1st image was cropped from this photo from the media section:


And because that image has the glare/reflection from the glass, I will replace that photo with the color one (of course made as grayscale) and will also add the missing background.

 

[Obie71]

Here is a bigger copy of it.

 

[RafalFett]

That 2nd image is perfect! Thanks for finding it!