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not a font. very likely hand.drawn.

>>256659
>>256650
meh. it's called true lies..

"True Lives" is the font. or something like that

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>>256648
>is there a more efficient method than this?
yes. it's called after effects.
watch this:
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCIiGd49fKc
@ 9:00 mins (or just watch it all)

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>>256685
thanks for the tip, googling "rotoscoping in after effects" lead me to
this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYgfDUnA1Ys
and this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcS58LD_Hg8

so it looks like after effects is exactly what Im looking for. thanks anon.

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>designed by Metahaven

>GFX by xX_N3cr0B34ST_Xx Studios

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>designed by Sagmeister&Walsh

Looks like a Ridenbauch, hopefully that helps

>>256540
try gimp or inkscape

>>256542
second that
I use inkscape as my primary vector tool

Does Krita meet your requirements?

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>>256429

Select the blue.
Select > Modify > feather
On a new layer, hit fill
Fade that/set transparency
Duplicate that layer
Play around with it until you get to what you want.
Maybe add a lighter blue interior (Select > contract > feather)

Work in layers, not on a flattened image

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Whenever I do a neon-ish effect I often prefer to give it a solid white fill because it's brightest, and then give it an outer glow and slight inner glow in the color I want the "light" to be.

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This?

>>256413
The text coudl be better. The positioning, for example. Maybe the title could be on the top part and the musicians on the bottom, that way it wouldn't feel so cluttered.

Make the white lines thinner.

You could even add a very subtle gradient on the white letters, a gray to white one. Remember to keep it subtle. I don't like the transparency. Make it 100% opacity and change the color to a medium gray if you don't want it to be entirely white.

Use two fonts: one for the authors and another one for the title of the album. Right now, that TTT part has that different font and I don't really know why. If anything, I'd change the font used for the names.

Try writing the names or everything in caps, see what it looks like. Maybe it looks better that way.

That hollow font with the inner glow... it's not bad, but I don't like it at all. And, are those lines equally distant from the text?

I hope I'm not forgetting anything, but right now, that's all I think could be improved. Sorry for my english btw.

>>256418
Oh, the "remix" text feels way out of place. It's outside the boundaries and that font is not good at all.

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>>256413

The client sounds like a dick. Design is a process, back and forth. Show a client three ROUGH IDEAS at first, NOT FINISHED ART. Then you see what they think, et cetera. Work from there. THOU SHALT NEVER ACCEPT THINE FIRST IDEA.

Here's a variation based on your design, which I spent about two minutes on. Make the artwork BIGGER ("Keep it simple, make it big" -- Jerry Garcia), also lose the static centered type. Pump it up, make it more interesting.

>>256408
the text is too casual for the lining of the background, either loosen the background design or tighten the text

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>>256408
Try something more like this. Not this, but in this line.

>>256528
this guy gets it, maybe double line typo

One more bump.

Aaand another.

>>256390
lmao can't you take a fucking hint ?

If you plan on using photos on your cards, start off with a Photoshop document and fix the photo up, and then use illustrator for everything else.

Don't use photos on your cards.
It's often tasteless and you don't have much control over the colours printed.
I would also very much advise you on working with a vector based program.
At least when creating your logo, as you probably want to use it on letters or flyers etc.
Programs like Ai are not very well fitted for lettering and formatting, so use Ps or even better Id for that.

>>256973
This and just Google a business card template. You can get them free.

left looks fine you cunt

>4 Paris
>Forever 21

what the fuck did they do to the colour scheme
it looks like shit

>>256211
same

checked

>implying the only way to "get" typography is to fuck around with an archaic printing press.
And the only way to really understand barbecue is to spear a large predator and roast it over a brushfire.

Can anyone id the font?

there's nothing new abt it. critical design has existed for decades
>>256212
at a glance avant-garde or futura

>somebody got paid for this

>>256157
It's a neutral and soft logo for a company with that much blood on its hands

>not gold
>no sacks (of gold)
Stupid
Dumb
Garbage

>>256157
I despise the tracking of this otherwise excellent logo

>>256131
you can start by watching some cs50 vids
>https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhQjrBD2T383Q2VtqEaQn8nZh-681av20
this one is really helpful (he has tons of tutorials)
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXqs6X0lzKI

i recommend you try one of those "training" sites eg khan academy+the app, etc.

learn html, then css, then some javascript, then install wamp and play with a backend language and databases.

I learned by making sites in photoshop and handcoding them, dreamweaver really helped learn all the commands from html/css, now I know them all by heart and how they effect eacother.

>>256165
but how about how to make sites in PS in the first place?