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Business card layout
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Travis Stanley
New Member
Looks good, Couldn't get your thumbnail to enlarge though.
WildWestDesigns
Active Member
Coming from a horse farm background, I would go just a little bit more of the darker leather look. Something that has had a lot of yrs of neatsfoot oil conditioning on it. Not necessarly the sun bleached leather look.
showcase 66
New Member
I originally had it darker but I didnt want it to be to dark that it competes with the pack string logo.
WildWestDesigns
Active Member
After I posted that, I was thinking the same thing, because it would have more of the rustic red in it. Unless you could make the pack string more of a dawn look to it whether then a dusk look. More like a "new day" feel about it, instead of the end of the day. I don't know if that makes any sense or not.
"Deposit Please"
New Member
I'm not a pro in biz card layout, but my eyes had to work hard to scan & read the info. it's just all over the place. That background doesn't even look like pleather. I like the logo, What if you put "Guide & Outfitters on one line? Overall, it's ok.
GypsyGraphics
New Member
a couple of things...
the background looks more like crackled paint than leather
info in each corner always look scattered to me
have a more leathery looking back ground on the left with the logo (flipping the riders to face right)
and maybe a light sandy ground with a hint of a horse shoe print (angled in the bottom right corner) for the opposite side with all the info
i'll try and do a quickie after i post this
the background looks more like crackled paint than leather
info in each corner always look scattered to me
have a more leathery looking back ground on the left with the logo (flipping the riders to face right)
and maybe a light sandy ground with a hint of a horse shoe print (angled in the bottom right corner) for the opposite side with all the info
i'll try and do a quickie after i post this
thinksigns
SnowFlake
I think Muzzleloader is one word. Do they have a website?
showcase 66
New Member
I was thinking the same thing but spell check says otherwise as well as the client. He says it is two words. I have no idea.
No website as of yet. He said next year there would be a website.
SignManiac
New Member
Concept has potential for refinement, but as is, it's disjointed and too scattered about. Copy blocks are whats needed.
thinksigns
SnowFlake
I was just going by the Google Suggestions when you type in the search bar.
If the customer says it's two words, his clients probably believe it is too.
WildWestDesigns
Active Member
I never got anything bigger then the thumbnail so I never saw the words, but muzzleloader has always been spelled one word as far as I know. I'm a crossbow(that I know for sure is one word) person myself, but I do know a few hunters that shoot muzzleloaders.
showcase 66
New Member
I meant to add this one up earlier. It reads better but still not done yet.
Havent had a chance to make any changes yet. Had to shut down for a while when the heater guys showed up.
gg the pack string has to face left. Not sure why, but that is what I was told. Some kind of superstition the mother has.
I will change the muzzle loader to muzzleloader and see what he says agin.
Havent had a chance to make any changes yet. Had to shut down for a while when the heater guys showed up.
gg the pack string has to face left. Not sure why, but that is what I was told. Some kind of superstition the mother has.
I will change the muzzle loader to muzzleloader and see what he says agin.
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GypsyGraphics
New Member
oops, didn't see your note about the pack facing left before doing this
i think i like the name below better, the placement of the word "ranch" didn't look quite right
and i never like statements like "bonded & insured" looking like part of the logo
i know people like to see their names REALLY BIG, but i think i can safely assume they don't do hunts for the visually impaired so i think having the name smaller and below ties in better with the graphic.
i think i like the name below better, the placement of the word "ranch" didn't look quite right
and i never like statements like "bonded & insured" looking like part of the logo
i know people like to see their names REALLY BIG, but i think i can safely assume they don't do hunts for the visually impaired so i think having the name smaller and below ties in better with the graphic.
WildWestDesigns
Active Member
I don't know if it's me or what, but for some reason when CSDD attaches the images I can't get beyond the thumbnail of them.
Have a finally hit the senile stage of my life?
Have a finally hit the senile stage of my life?
showcase 66
New Member
To make it more readable try separating the name from all the clutter and put it in a panel
I like your idea for the Name. Clean and legible. I think I may do something like that if I can convince him on it. He likes to have everything arched over for his name. All 5 of their businesses have their name arched. I was just going with what I already knew he would like.
Are you using firefox. Someone else was having problems with images awhile back. There was something that had to be changed on firefox to allow some images to be seen.
WildWestDesigns
Active Member
IE. The ole ball and chain likes to use firefox, but not me.
GypsyGraphics
New Member
didn't like the dived on mine and if the horses need to face the other way
so thought i'd just switch sides, give it an angle and let them face into the page
but actually, i like tikiboyz better... that way they still get arched text but the name is more legible.
so thought i'd just switch sides, give it an angle and let them face into the page
but actually, i like tikiboyz better... that way they still get arched text but the name is more legible.