Nice work !!
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JollyRoger
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Saturated looks best.
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Really fantastic, powerful design work!
On the front, what if you were to make some of the text a different color, just to differentiate things a little bit?
(i.e. Perhaps go for a darker color on the tag line and Tarantino text to give them less prominence and give the rest of the design and text more attention).
Also, maybe the chain could be a tiny bit more gray to help it jump out just a little more?
And maybe the leading/line spacing on the tag line could be decreased a little?
Outstanding stuff, and the back already looks to be on its way toward greatness as well.
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On the front, what if you were to make some of the text a different color, just to differentiate things a little bit?
(i.e. Perhaps go for a darker color on the tag line and Tarantino text to give them less prominence and give the rest of the design and text more attention).
Also, maybe the chain could be a tiny bit more gray to help it jump out just a little more?
And maybe the leading/line spacing on the tag line could be decreased a little?
Outstanding stuff, and the back already looks to be on its way toward greatness as well.
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Great work on this so far!
One thing that strikes me is the phrase 'the new film by Quentin Tarantino.' I think this is more befitting of current promo material - posters etc. - than a BD cover, purely because when you look back on this a year or two down the line it will no longer be 'the' new Tarantino film.
Maybe just 'a film by...' would be better? Or perhaps 'a picture by..' / 'a motion picture by...' to give it a more dated feel.
One thing that strikes me is the phrase 'the new film by Quentin Tarantino.' I think this is more befitting of current promo material - posters etc. - than a BD cover, purely because when you look back on this a year or two down the line it will no longer be 'the' new Tarantino film.
Maybe just 'a film by...' would be better? Or perhaps 'a picture by..' / 'a motion picture by...' to give it a more dated feel.
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