Nobody's Perfect

Pretty happy with the Nobody's Perfect proverb poster. I used the concept of numerous studies into type and wordplay which have found that if the first and last letter of the word stay familiar, the letters in between can be in any random order, but our brain still allows us to read it as we should. When we read we don't actually read each letter, we sort of just scan through.

The concept for this is even though each "nobody's perfect" is incorrect,or has flaws, and is imperfect. They're still perfectly fine, readable and of service. A metaphor for people. 

At the end I added "nobody's perfect" in perfect spelling, just because I think it further reinforces the point, the viewer reads through all the headings and thinks, how am I reading this? And at the end, they should hopefully get the message from it with the last heading.