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    • braden H
      braden H @theprairiefox last edited by

      @theprairiefox I really need to think of those keywords πŸ™‚

      Breaking down the examples by keyword really does help. Thank you! Next time I'll start with those as I should have done (ignore me as I tear out my hair :smiling_face_with_open_mouth_cold_sweat: )

      @demotlj There's a little button that looks like a graph when you make a new post. It makes a poll πŸ™‚

      @generally everyone I most certainly won't be using all caps on the final πŸ™‚ I work with text mostly in comics so I think that's why my brain looked at it and said 'yeah, looks fine' πŸ˜ƒ

      Thanks everyone for the feedback! I'm gonna let it sit for a little bit and percolate. I do like the different fonts for heading and subheading. I'll defs do that.

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      • xin li
        xin li last edited by

        Wow, @theprairiefox very smart suggestion regarding the keywords :-). I definitely will think of that when I am going to do my printed portfolio.

        I personally like No7 for your name. But I hesitated to recommend that. Now I read @theprairiefox 's comments, I think I know why - I do not feel your work is "Loose, rage, rough". I think option No.8 for your name might work better, it goes with your art style.

        Web: www.lixin.no
        IG: www.instagram.com/lixin.illustration/

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        • Nyrryl  Cadiz
          Nyrryl Cadiz SVS OG @NessIllustration last edited by

          @NessIllustration @Braden-Hallett This is exactly what I was looking for. Simple yet prominent name and small caps, grey sub text. This might be coming late into the game but could it be possible to only put your website on the card? After all, you already have a β€œcontact me” section on your website to further simplify your card. Just a thought tho.

          Portfolio: nyrrylcadiz.com
          Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nyrryl_cadiz/
          YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbJCF1Im8ZO7hpGWTKOJMuA

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          • theprairiefox
            theprairiefox @xin li last edited by

            @xin-li I had a similar feeling about No 3. I liked it best personally, but wasn't sure if Braden was going for a "Steampunk, Techno" feel. I personally like the whole steampunk stuff but don't know about him.

            -The Prairie Fox
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            https://www.theprairiefox.com

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            • Curtis_H
              Curtis_H last edited by

              I choose number 7.. Based on the flow of the cover.. The words from and move along with the flow of the cover..

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              • sigross
                sigross @braden H last edited by

                @Braden-Hallett 3 and 8 have my vote - they stood out in my mind from all the rest. 3 looks the coolest and suits the illustration style. But I also like 8 for the DIY nature of the image.

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                • braden H
                  braden H @Nyrryl Cadiz last edited by

                  @nyrrylcadiz I've been told that the more steps you have to reach your contact info, the more likely people are to bounce.

                  As in, getting all my info in one step (all on the business card/intro page) is better than two-three steps (business card to website to contact page).

                  Kinda like an index that takes you to different parts of the index instead of just giving you a page number πŸ™‚

                  I'll do some research on that, though, I could be wrong.

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                  • braden H
                    braden H last edited by

                    Thanks everyone! I went with #8 πŸ™‚

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                    • theprairiefox
                      theprairiefox @braden H last edited by

                      @Braden-Hallett good choice. Of what I have seen of your work, I would say it is the most representative.

                      -The Prairie Fox
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                      • Nathalie Kranich
                        Nathalie Kranich last edited by

                        I like 8, I think two fonts really work better than using the same one twice. Maybe in 8, the title could come down a little bit still.

                        www.nathaliekranich.com
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