Design is Before You

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    Bernhard Benke, Jonnotie, and 21 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    1. Qrux 65 months ago | reply

      Thanks for the comment but I didn't really do any photoshopping to the image accept to remove the original wording on the sign. The shadows are the sun!

    2. Craig Hazan 65 months ago | reply

      Great one, nice idea, much love

    3. Anitza V 65 months ago | reply

      Following the tips about the look of the wording, how about playing around with the layer settings so that you can see a little of the wood grain underneath? Or if they are meant to be vinyly, then maybe just a hint of a drop shadow to give a little depth? But overall, I like how clean it looks, even without any changes. And I agree with you on the lighting. That's just how it is, I don't think you need to change it.

    4. GreetD 65 months ago | reply

      I don't think you need to change the shadows either, that's just how it is.

      And I also don't think it'd be better to change the text. I like how it looks, clean and neat, it's obviously not meant to look like it's actually painted on the sign. Good job!

    5. gillissen.thiemo 65 months ago | reply

      love it!

    6. mlavdh 65 months ago | reply

      Nice clean lay out!!

    7. ravidor 65 months ago | reply

      Very, very nice.

    8. _michaelh 65 months ago | reply

      i actually like the difference in styles between the sign text and the photograph. It adds to the cleanliness of the image, even if artificially.

    9. t00fa 62 months ago | reply

      so Creative!

    10. The Graphic Design School 57 months ago | reply

      Hi,
      check out my post.. I love your poster!
      www.flickr.com/groups/what_is_graphic_design_poster_compe...

    11. Őry Balázs 42 months ago | reply

      Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Poster and typography inspiration, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

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