With your colors, perhaps try to isolate the car so that its shade isn't used anywhere else on the poster. Looking forward to seeing how you incorporate some of the suggestions from class on Thursday (maybe a starred background for texture, getting rid of the white band, tightening up the title).
There is a strange interaction between your colors in these. I like the idea of the green, and the contrast definitely works best. You could use green paper, but you would have to be careful as to how you printed the green on green. I'd reconsider how to use it more effectively.
Also, I'm still not convinced of the band. Can you widen it and move your secondary type into it?
With your colors, perhaps try to isolate the car so that its shade isn't used anywhere else on the poster. Looking forward to seeing how you incorporate some of the suggestions from class on Thursday (maybe a starred background for texture, getting rid of the white band, tightening up the title).
ReplyDeleteThere is a strange interaction between your colors in these. I like the idea of the green, and the contrast definitely works best. You could use green paper, but you would have to be careful as to how you printed the green on green. I'd reconsider how to use it more effectively.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I'm still not convinced of the band. Can you widen it and move your secondary type into it?