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Iron Man Stark Workshop: a birthday invitation template
The invitation is a Stark Industries blueprint set: the birthday kid is the new Mark of the suit, and every part of the party is a sheet from Tony's workshop.
The design
Opens on sheet 01 of an engineering drawing set on blueprint paper, "Project Tonio": the sheet draws itself, the child's photo develops inside a drafting frame with spec callouts (smile: factory installed; power source: cake), the Mark VI suit is fabricated from the floor up beside him with its height dimension, and the APPROVED stamp lands with the age as the Mark number. Every section is another numbered sheet with its own title block: the story as a revision history beside the Mark I, II and III as prior art, the venue as a site plan with X marking the party, the program as an assembly sequence, parent notes as general notes, the dress code as a finish specification with paint chips, photos as detail views, gifts as a bill of materials, questions as requests for information, the reply as a sign-off sheet where DUM-E stamps the RSVP, and a classified Mark VII as the next model, all with Tony's marker scribbles in the margins.
Colours and type
Iron Man Stark Workshop comes in 3 colourways: Blueprint, Whiteprint and Midnight print, with 2 type pairings: Big Shoulders Stencil & B612 and Saira Stencil & Plex Mono. The colours and type change in the editor at any time; the layout stays its own.
Who it suits
Made for kids, in the Themed style.
What is included
An invitation website with the party's details and place, your photos, a song if you want one, and the RSVP with the number of adults and children coming. You write your own words and add your photos in the live editor, send every guest a personal link by email or any messaging app, and follow the replies as they come in. Free for up to 20 guests, with the full design.
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