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src/content/tutorials/en/typography-2.0.mdx

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 A common theme in old postcards is to have large block letters with local imagery showing through. Here's [an example of such a postcard](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Greetings_from_St._Paul,_Minnesota_postcard.jpg) from 1937:
 
-![A postcard reading "Greetings from St. Paul, Minnesota" written in big block letters with local buildings showing through the letters.](../images/2.0/example-postcard.jpg)
+![Postcard with "Greetings from St. Paul, Minnesota" in big letters with local buildings inside them.](../images/2.0/example-postcard.jpg)
 
 We'll try to make something like this using the tools in p5.js 2.0!
 
 The first step is to open an editor like [the p5.js Web Editor](https://editor.p5js.org) and change the version to 2.0. In the Web Editor, you can do that by clicking on the version in the header, and then picking the latest 2.0 version from the version dropdown.
 
 ![A screenshot of a new p5.js Web Editor project, with the version picker circled.](../images/2.0/switch-version.png)
 
-![A screenshot of the version picker modal in the p5.js Web Editor, showing the dropdown of versions open and the latest 2.0 version selected.](../images/2.0/version-dropdown.png)
+![Screenshot of the p5.js Web Editor version picker showing a list of versions. The latest is selected](../images/2.0/version-dropdown.png)
 
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