Kinetic Text - Type Enlargement and Updates

 Not too much progress has been made since my first post, but I have begun the process of enlarging and playing some more with the kinetic type. Playing around with position and the time words last on the screen. Nothing it finalized yet, but it's getting there. I will continue to play with upper case and lower case as well. 




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