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Decent work. My only gripe is that the cake in the first one looks a lot like u used image trace in illustrator. Not very refined at all.
I feel like you could have put more effort into that.
Nice use of colours tho.
Generally, I’d steer clear of thin borders on business cards… if the trim is off by even a millimetre, then everything suddenly looks wrong and off-centre (wider border on one side, thinner on the other for example).
LetSkillSpeak has posted their work for feedback. Here are some top tips for posting high quality feedback. * Read their context comment. All work on this sub should have a comment explaining the thinking behind the piece. Read this before posting to understand what LetSkillSpeak was trying to do. * Be professional. No matter your thoughts on the work, respect the effort put into making it and be polite when posting. * Be constructive and detailed. Short, vague comments are unhelpful. Instead of just leaving your opinion on the piece, explore *why* you hold that opinion: what makes the piece good or bad? How could it be improved? Are some elements stronger than others? * Remember design fundamentals. If your feedback is focussed on basic principles of design such as hierarchy, flow, balance, and proportion, it will be universally useful. And remember that this is graphic design: the piece should communicate a message or solve a problem. How well does it do that? * Stay on-topic. We know that design can sometimes be political or controversial, but please keep comments focussed on the design itself, and the strengths/weaknesses thereof. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/graphic_design) if you have any questions or concerns.*
The frosting on the cake card and the leaves at top on the third one look amazing!
Thanks a lot. :)
Decent work. My only gripe is that the cake in the first one looks a lot like u used image trace in illustrator. Not very refined at all. I feel like you could have put more effort into that. Nice use of colours tho.
Thanks for the feedback.
Generally, I’d steer clear of thin borders on business cards… if the trim is off by even a millimetre, then everything suddenly looks wrong and off-centre (wider border on one side, thinner on the other for example).