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    Default Dolphin awards

    Hi, I have been asked to do a poster for the local music industry..it is called the Dolphin awards.This is one of my attempts. It was all done in X4. There will be a little more info detail to go on...feedback welcome. Dolphins meant to be slightly blurred...thanks tj
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    Default Re: Dolphin awards

    I really like the colours and the dolphins look good, but I found the slanted text kind of hard to read.
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    very nice poster - great effect with the background and dolphins - but slanted text? - no, it doesn't work for me either....
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    Default Re: Dolphin awards

    Great look Tao. Love the dolphins and water effect you created.

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    Default Re: Dolphin awards

    Alternate suggestion to replace slanted text, I think it gives the impression of leaping from the water to enhance the dolphin theme but could be too repetitive for some tastes.


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    Default Re: Dolphin awards

    Nice Dolphins..

    but...
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    I love it Roger. The slanted text is not the important details which are as plain as the nose on John's face. The slanted text is a very nice design element.

    If the slanted text contained the time, date, and other important information then I would agree with the comments. But it does not. So I don't see the problem, eh?

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    personal opinion of course - but I think its ugly distracting and pretentious - the slanting text that is

    which is a pity - because the dolphins and the background are excellent
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    Sorry, I don't like the slanted test either Roger. If you need a design element there, I would prefer them to be slanted lines as opposed to text.
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    Default Re: Dolphin awards

    thanks everyone for the feedback....in defense, the slanted text is an effect not readable info but it may make people look to see what it says...plus most people are under the 'influence' at the awards so it will look straight to them...tj

 

 

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