New design for euro banknotes: original work of a Hungarian student
New design for euro banknotes: original work of a Hungarian student

Video: New design for euro banknotes: original work of a Hungarian student

Video: New design for euro banknotes: original work of a Hungarian student
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Creative Hungarian Euros (fake)
Creative Hungarian Euros (fake)

How sometimes you want, taking out your wallet, to see a whole bundle of bills in it. Future designer from Hungary fulfilled this dream in her own way and drew a series of euro banknotes. However, her banknotes do not depict old politicians, but birds, animals and plants.

The Money Drawn is Barbara Bernath's graduation project
The Money Drawn is Barbara Bernath's graduation project

Graphic design student at West Hungarian University Barbara Bernat (Barbara bernat), as part of her graduation project, created a series of fictional euro banknotes with beautiful and accurate images of representatives of flora and fauna inhabiting Europe.

Euro banknotes and depictions of birds and animals
Euro banknotes and depictions of birds and animals

Its bills are made in the same sizes as real money: from small to larger, depending on the denomination. The future designer did not want dead politicians or the facades of old buildings to “look” with her money, so she replaced them with images more pleasing to the eye. Birds or animals are drawn on one side, and plants on the other.

Beautiful 100 Euro bill from Barbara Bernat
Beautiful 100 Euro bill from Barbara Bernat
Drawing that appears in ultraviolet light
Drawing that appears in ultraviolet light

Barbara even tried to make something akin to watermarks on her money. Looking at fake euros in ultraviolet light, you can see the skeletons of animals on them.

Copper engraving
Copper engraving

To make the bills look more believable, Barbara transferred her drawings to copper engravings, which she then used to simulate the intaglio printing process.

Fake, but pretty money
Fake, but pretty money

Unlike counterfeit money, real money can also be misused. Johnny Swing and Mark Wagner, for example, create from dollar bills sculptures of animals.

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