Looks pretty good, I like the tie in with the color green. Although, I don't really think the gradient looks very good? I dunno, I guess I just like the solid color better.
Good idea about unifying the logo with your color. However, if you choose to curve, maybe stick with the same curve on all of your designs to unify it even more. Then on the envelope, I don't think it is allowed to have that green section covered.
For the letterhead I'm trying to give enough space for whoever needs to write on the letterhead room to write, but I will try to figure it out. The envelope needs a gradient, because it will cut off the printing section for the company, I will make the green fade out more for the envelope.
What about giving the letterhead a gradient too so they look like they go together better? Or in my opinion maybe making everything else the solid green look nicer.
Here's a different idea though:
For the envelope, make it a vertical one? Then have the gradient go from the flap (solid) down to the front of the envelope (fades to white)?
this is just a vector comp of my stationery, any suggestions on the letterhead logo's relationship with the text.
ReplyDeleteLooks pretty good, I like the tie in with the color green. Although, I don't really think the gradient looks very good? I dunno, I guess I just like the solid color better.
ReplyDeleteGood idea about unifying the logo with your color. However, if you choose to curve, maybe stick with the same curve on all of your designs to unify it even more. Then on the envelope, I don't think it is allowed to have that green section covered.
ReplyDeleteFor the letterhead I'm trying to give enough space for whoever needs to write on the letterhead room to write, but I will try to figure it out. The envelope needs a gradient, because it will cut off the printing section for the company, I will make the green fade out more for the envelope.
ReplyDeleteWhat about giving the letterhead a gradient too so they look like they go together better? Or in my opinion maybe making everything else the solid green look nicer.
ReplyDeleteHere's a different idea though:
For the envelope, make it a vertical one? Then have the gradient go from the flap (solid) down to the front of the envelope (fades to white)?