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Lakland Owners Group #22

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This one is for Marcus or anybody else who wants to chime in.

I made a new Club Card for my band.

What do you think?

This my first attempt at Photoshop...

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Not bad! I would mix up the font sizes more and keep the the text at the same angle, so the viewer's eyes don't have to search for the start of the line to begin reading. Think about the most important part of the info and keep it up front visually...and then work your way backwards visually. Bright, hot colors will feel more up front...cool colors will recede.

The 45 adapter in the back needs to receded, so make it a color that isn't as bright and not as hot a color.

Hope this helps!

This one is for Marcus or anybody else who wants to chime in.

I made a new Club Card for my band.

What do you think?

This my first attempt at Photoshop...

TCS-1.gif
 
So, I went to the Osheaga music festival here over the week-end. I checked out the Decemberists and noticed that Nate Query's got a nice LPB JO. The sound guy'd done his homework, too. There was actual, audible bass coming from the speakers.

J2 - welcome back after a long absence!!!

Yahoo - actual bassie hotness!!! love it when it (rarely) happens....
 
And, if you don't at least find a use for the low D, I'll be shocked. Problem is, you'll get hooked and all your 4s will become useless :D

Hello.....My name is Dougie and I am a Lakland 5er addict....I used to play a F&^$#@ with 4 strings and a REALLY nice RIC, but once I played my first Lakland 5er I could not stop......


Now I have a SERIOUS problem.....................


























(or at least my wife thinks I do!!!:D (the new :ninja:))
 
Not bad! I would mix up the font sizes more and keep the the text at the same angle, so the viewer's eyes don't have to search for the start of the line to begin reading. Think about the most important part of the info and keep it up front visually...and then work your way backwards visually. Bright, hot colors will feel more up front...cool colors will recede.

The 45 adapter in the back needs to receded, so make it a color that isn't as bright and not as hot a color.

Hope this helps!

Great advice!

Thank You very much!

I think I have good ideas, but I'm an engineer, not a graphic artist.

Rev 2 on the way...
 
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