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January 13th, 2005, 06:12 PM

robstl70

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web header review

Hello,

I'd like to get opinions on a few headers I've made. These are among the few that are not copies of tutorials I've done.

I continually get better at using ps, but I don't particularly have an artistic brain. I welcome all constructive criticism.

Thanks

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	dunc_emma_header2.jpg (22.6 KB, 221 views)
	norwich_header2.jpg (27.7 KB, 237 views)
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January 13th, 2005, 06:16 PM

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I really like the first one, it brings me that pet-cute-cartoony feeling that I just really like when dealing with pets. I think it fits the theme of dogs really well. Whereas the other two, I really don't like that much, they lack vibrant colors and just come off as too plain. Great job on the first one! If you're not afraid to use that sorta feel with that site, I'd say go with the first one.

January 13th, 2005, 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by powerkor

I really like the first one, it brings me that pet-cute-cartoony feeling that I just really like when dealing with pets. I think it fits the theme of dogs really well.

Hey powerkor, thanks for the feedback. The one with the dogs in the circles isn't vibrant. I think because I set the blending to overlay and the pics blend with the background.

The other one is a little plain and cold, but i can play with the hues a bit to add more depth.

I agree with you that the first one fits better with it's more whimsical theme.

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