Die Hard

[Bunny Dojo]

QUOTE (Cirus @ Feb 21 2013, 12:43 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I tried BunnyDojo's idea about ​​the frame.

After seeing how cool the 5 finished designs look together, I don't think the frame is really necessary. You've already got plenty of texture, your images look solid, and you have no additional text that needs to be added (i.e. "Special Edition"). You've probably got the perfect balance already.

With that said, if your spine design is pretty much set, that metal texture could work well in place of the light gradient you have.

[Cirus]

Ok, I forget the frame.
But I don't quite understand the last sentence.

[Cirus]

What do you think?

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[Bunny Dojo]

QUOTE (Cirus @ Feb 21 2013, 02:44 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

But I don't quite understand the last sentence.

The metal texture could work well on the spine, instead of the white/gray gradient you have there now.

[Cirus]

Okay, now I understand. I will try.

[Darksaber]

Looking good

Bunny means could you use the same effect on the spine that you have done to make the image frames, the grungy metal effect

I agree the spine looks too plain

[Cirus]

Update:

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[Paris]

This synopsis/comp at the top looks too similar to your older designs. Why not bring the features up with the comp and synopsis?

[Arkflip]

Great update Cirus! But why don't you add the spine color for the back legal area? Grey instead of that pinkish/brown color? And i wanna see some more debris at the back

[Cirus]

Sorry Nike, this is my standard back layout. I'll try what you say, but don't fully understand. (My english is worse from day to day)

Ark, I don't know why it was pinkish, in PS it was gray-blue. Perhaps the last effect is what I use to spoil the color.