Looking back, the slight left-heaviness bugs me a tiny bit (I could've switched the TV and subwoofer in the center), but on the other hand, because of that weighting the eye reads smoothly down from the name to his name, so maybe it's ok.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Skyline Home Theater 3: final business card
After combining the giant "skyline" letters in the background from option B with the more extended graphics from option C, we arrived at the final design here. I generally don't advocate centered layouts (because any amateur trying to do yard sale posters in MS Word will center things), but in this case it happened to be a good solution; the hierarchy of elements is clear.
Looking back, the slight left-heaviness bugs me a tiny bit (I could've switched the TV and subwoofer in the center), but on the other hand, because of that weighting the eye reads smoothly down from the name to his name, so maybe it's ok.
Looking back, the slight left-heaviness bugs me a tiny bit (I could've switched the TV and subwoofer in the center), but on the other hand, because of that weighting the eye reads smoothly down from the name to his name, so maybe it's ok.
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