Great Design!
First and foremost, fantastic typography! Only thing that's a little confusing is the headliner's name... is it Bundy or Undy?
it's totally awesome!
I love the details in this poster, great job!
Hey, that's a good idea. Next time I've got nothing better to do, I think I'll experiment with that. Thanks!
very nice. i especialy like the B and guitar thing, good work
I loved it!!! Even when I so it as an icon in the starting page of conceptfeedback.com... it was so small and I still got it!... Fantastic!
Colors, everything!
thank you for your talent! :)
Thanks so much!
(Yours made me giggle out loud at the bus stop. Now I look crazy.)
I really Love the design its great!!!!
However this works, but I can imagine putting this up in a schoolhall it may not catch to much attention.
From design perspective it looks finished with very good attention for detail. I like how you used the guitar to create a B for Bundy, Didn't notice it at first, but when you see it, it's really cool.
Yes, I think you might be right--some brighter colors may really make it pop. Thanks!
I think this piece is on the verge of perfect!
I would personally only tweak up 4 things on the poster.
Maybe change the "with" so it is not italic, maybe make the background of the guitar and Bundy the same as the pattern that you have set in back or visa versa.
I would line up that red line above Central Washington University and the stuff between that and the bar under Bundy to a left alignment point.
Lastly, I would pull that seven a bit more away from the P in PM. and line up the top of the 7PM to the top of the FREE.
Cool looking tickets and overall great concept!
Thanks for your nitpickiness! (Is that a word?) I can see that you've got a good eye for typography, because I agree with your suggestions. Thank you!
This is very beautifully done!
Only thing i didnt quite get at first glance, possibly because the guitar isnt 100% obvious, is that the poster is for a music event, maybe some silhouettes on the damask of a crowd emerging from under the white or something else to suggest music/concert. Loving the textures, great overall design, awesome colours.
Only other thing is the B, thought it was Undy until i read the comments :P
Hm, that's an interesting idea. And yes, you're not the only one who didn't see "Bundy" at first. Thanks for the comment!
Really love the design! Took me a moment to realize the B in the guitar design, but clever.
I like the design, but notice that the address isn't anywhere on the poster (unless it is in the fine print). I am guessing the location is one that the audience is familiar with. The design drew my attention, but it did take a second glance for me to realize that the guitar and the B were one in the same.
Love the tipography!
As usual, your work with type is strong and noticeable. I do think this work stands nicely as is.
However, if you were to re-visit the poster I would look for more ways to tie in with the background wallpaper. The slight occlusion from the guitar is all we have right now.
The tickets, pulled the wallpaper in rather well by including some type over it and by "finishing" the half guitar with the left border. Everything feels necessary for balance.
BTW, I like the orthogonal type placement on the tickets too. It's nice to remember possibilities of a format that fits nicely in your hands.
I see what you're saying; the ticket was an afterthought, and wasn't actually necessary for the event, but it seems to be more popular than the poster. Maybe I should incorporate the negative type onto the background. Thanks!
I can see you put a drop shadow around the poster but it would be interesting to see a light source coming from a certain angle. Other than that I LOVE this. I love how grungy and worn out it feels. Excellent job.
Yes, I think you're right. Before I put it in my portfolio, I need to do more photoshopping to make it look like a real sheet of paper that's on an actual wall of some kind; and a light source would certainly help. Thanks for that input.
The ONLY thing that needs work is how bright and dominant the foreground is compared to the background.
Perhaps combat this by making the top and bottom edges of the white foreground grungy and decaying, this would keep the theme but allow you to have a clean white colour for the typo so that it still stands out.
You're talking about the quarter-inch margin around the whole poster, right? I think what you're saying is that the white is too clean and bright for the grunginess of the rest of the poster...?
Nope. The bit I'm referring to is not the white border, thats cool, but the white background that all the typography is on top of (i.e. event date and time etc).
You should grunge the top and bottom edges of this area to tie it into the rest of the background so that it isn't so dominent.
Hope you understand.
Nice design of poster. A 2-color job can be difficult to pull off the design. I believe that this is siimple, yet effect 2-color design.
Is this your original idea to use the guitar body as the the letter B? This design looks beautiful. I want to see Trace Bundy perform now even though I know nothing about her music or if she is any good.
Wow, thank you! Yes, that was my idea, and I thought it was quite clever at the time--although I wonder how many people actually notice it. :)
Yeah, super cool. Great typography and awesome colors, love the textures, too. The guitar/letter B is a great move.
Nice!
I've actually used that damask texture you're using for a poster :) I'll have to post that concept later today. I love the aged look and the textures you've used. The typography is great. REally nothing negative :)
Thank you! I looked at the example you posted, and that's really great as well!
The little touches you have added to the overal design is what makes it. (small icons outside the location and the distressed corner). I would have to agree with the top and bottom margins comment by Myers. It might look more active if the top margin was larger than the bottom or visa versa. Very nice work!
The little touches you have added to the overal design is what makes it. (small icons outside the location and the distressed corner). I would have to agree with the top and bottom margins comment by Myers. It might look more active if the top margin was larger than the bottom or visa versa. Very nice work!
Thanks! The margins are definitely something I'll mess around with if I ever decide I have time to make adjustments. :)
I honestly wouldn't change much of anything. It really captured my attention, and I was able to quickly scan all the necessary information. I LOVE the way the tickets turned out too, even more than the poster!
The only thing I could say is; the top and bottom margins are a bit thick. I would try making the content a little larger to help fill the page more. It just seems a little awkward. That is really the only thing I could point out that I didn't like.
Great job, and keep up the great work! I loved your identity package that you posted as well. If I get time, I'll review that for you too. ;-)
Wow, thank you!
And yeah, I guess those top and bottom margins aren't really doing anything. Maybe I'll get around to changing that someday. :)
Thanks!