Would you make any small changes to this postcard design?
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@Jeremy-Ross Hehe, so does the fat passive bunny represent the agent? ^^
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Gorgeous! Tiny graphic designer thing - maybe 1 more pt of leading between email address, website, social?
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@Braden-Hallett This is so great! I'd be thrilled to see this in my mail. I would only suggest having the contact info not bold (if only your name is bold it creates a nice contrast), and maybe give it more space between each line, they feel a little cramped.
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Killer! I really dig the fix on the front side. I have one more little nit pick XD This can be subjective, but the spot illustration feels a little cramped. I'm not sure where your safe areas are. I bumped them over to the right a bit and down a smidge. It felt a little more balanced and you can avoid getting the edge of you illustration cut off. Excited to see where these lead you!
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@Norman-Morana In this particular case, (though I agree with you)
I'm going by a USPS postcard template (address area should be X inches wide, barcode area should be Y inches high) so it's kinda jammed over to the side for the postal system
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Thanks everyone! I'll make a couple of changes to the font and then get it printed
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@Jeremy-Ross @romy I hadn't thought of it as catching a fat rabbit agent, but now I do, lol
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@Braden-Hallett Oh that makes so much sense! It had seemed uncharacteristic haha. If you find it bugs you, maybe play with the scale a little. My day job is as a production artist, I can't help but see these little details
I didn't pick up on this on my first read, but I love that the front is them chasing the rabbit and on the back we get the payoff. Very clever.
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@Norman-Morana said in Would you make any small changes to this postcard design?:
I didn't pick up on this on my first read, but I love that the front is them chasing the rabbit and on the back we get the payoff. Very clever.
Thanks! Story telling is the whole idea, right?
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@Braden-Hallett exactly!
