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M says:
3 of 5 of a set of illustrations Im working on for the opening credits of a clients short film
posted Jan 21
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surrenderedlife says:
found toys in a drawer can be a good design tool.
great group.
posted Jan 20
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intellijen says:
ha! love finding random things and thinking, the same thing. i have a whole file cabinet full of found objects that would make great design subject matter.
posted Jan 21
surrenderedlife says:
when I set them up and shot them...it just fell into place. Made me want to rifle through my old toy box when I was visiting home! I never get tired of that kind of discovery (especially when it works).
posted Jan 21
pope saint victor says:
album design for mckendree augustas... not quite done yet of course and I am still working on the whole booklet, but I thought I would give you a sneaky preview. cheers!
posted Jan 15
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M says:
Simple, Clean, Excellent.
Is that a stock photo or something you've taken, 'cause if it's you where is that flippin cool looking place?
posted Jan 16
Kirsty says:
Love it, but I think it would be better with out the low opacity box behind the text.
The colors are gorgeous!
posted Jan 16
pope saint victor says:
you know I thought the same thing but everytime I take it out it just feels empty... but you may be right and I have just looked at it too much. thanks for the critique though!
posted Jan 16
pope saint victor says:
oh and that's a stock photo. I wish it was something I had taken ha ha. or even somewhere I had been!
posted Jan 16
M says:
Maybe if you frame in the box with a thin stroke the color of the text and bring down the opacity of the white box? If you darken the sky a wee bit you might be ablt to catch pieces of it through the lowered opacity.
just a thought.
Good choice on teh photo even if it is stock;)
posted Jan 17
Alex. says:
I maybe second the thin stroke idea. It could work if the text was white and it was a light grey stroke on a lowish opacity, but then that'd change the whole look of it. Hm.
Oh!
Or maybe a square black box in the middle with the text on white inside. I'm thinking of Channel 4 (UK TV station) adverts. Like zis.
Whaddya reckon?
posted Jan 22
ARO says:
The One with the sigar.
posted Jan 14
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Ralph Fisker says:
hey, i recognize that face!
and it's the jubilee park in brussels
man, do i look intense
posted Jan 20
Ralph Fisker says:
yeah, when i still had that much hair ...
i hate choosing between bald wisdom and hairy stupidity
why can't i have both?
posted Jan 21
white elephant says:
both are shots from a dark, smoky, overheated party in nashville, tn. please let us know what you think!
posted Jan 13
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[gb] Studio says:
love 'em - great color processing and lighting - and i like the texture in the backgrounds
posted Jan 14
pope saint victor says:
posted Jan 8
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Ralph Fisker says:
great pictures
i really like the feel of them
your sense for colors makes me wish i lived in the hippie era
lying in the grass, playing guitar and dreaming of world peace
posted Jan 20
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posted Jan 6
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Ralph Fisker says:
well done
although the themes don't make me feel happy
for the second one to be really convincing the background should be darker
not enough contrast
posted Jan 20
JOSE says:
I like the concept and images. Although, I think the saturation in the snakes should be dropped juuust a little bit and I don't know about the smoke coming from the models armpit. Looks kind of awkward, B.O. ?
posted Mar 3
sarina says:
day of problems. normal lens broken, and my camera wouldn't adjust on the iso (it all needs a check up)! but what do you guys think of this anyway?
posted Jan 21
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surrenderedlife says:
I love it...the lighting, the pose and expression. I love the type colors. If I may be so bold; I might make the "say ooh designs" line a bit larger just for separation purposes. It has a very sophiticated yet fun feel. I think it's great!
posted Jan 21
sarina says:
she designed her logo. it was slighly pink but i suggested a change in that as well. it looks good on her sales site
she's got a lot up here: sayooh.esty.com
posted Jan 21
surrenderedlife says:
I think the whole thing looks great. Been reading too many typography books lately, made me nit-picky. The feel and energy this projects is terrific, you did a great job! I imagine the client is very happy.
posted Jan 21
sarina says:
i completely understand, typography is so important! victor keeps asking me if he can mess with her type on this! i did ask her last night if we could alter it and she said go for it! i have about 30 other photos from this day that turned out wonderful as well. i've put in a a few hours of sifting through them and beginning to edit them into a vintage feel, but i need victor to come in now and help me do the real editing stuff.
posted Jan 22
surrenderedlife says:
The photography just blew me away, and I love the vintage feel, these are wonderful
posted Jan 23