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I was working on the stationery for Sten & Kant, an architectural identity project, and couldn’t decide between these two mockups. The designs are identical, but the camera angles create a completely different feel!
Which one do you prefer? Feedback is always appreciated.
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I agree! There's something editorial and solid about the straight one, thanks for the feedback.
Angled looks good
Thanks for the feedback! I think it needs something though... maybe it's a design thing and not a mockup one!
Design looks good to me, maybe it's because I like using angled mockups though.
Still, Nice work
Awesome design !
Thank you so much @Sahil Dobariya!
angled looks better
i will go with Straight
My first instinct was also straight, but that's the good thing of these polls, angled is winning! Thanks for your feedback Emmanuel.
Looks Attractive with colour Scheme.
Thank you so much!
In my opinion, straight.
angled is always better for a reason😂
It is winning for a reason isn't it?! Haha, thanks for the feedback Amine.
Straight, the architectural branding is all about precision. The flat angle reinforces that, while the angled shot feels a bit too lifestyle.
Thank you so much for the insightful response, it's really appreciated! I love the flat angle too.
I don't think there is a right or wrong answer here, it all depends on your audience and how it needs to be presented to. I personally like more the angled version, but I'd read the room for my presentation first
That makes sense! Thank you for your feedback Rod, some say the angled is harder to read, but it looks good. So I'll have that in mind too.
Straight feels a little different (in a good way) and it feels more organized which goes hand-to-hand with a lot of stationery enthusiasts!
Oh I hadn't thought about stationery enthusiasts! But I do think the flat angle makes sense with the architectural concept. Thanks for your feedback @Sumit Joshi
Angled looks good but harder time reading
angled!!
Good work
Going with angled
Love this 👏 Have you optimized it for client conversion?
Going for the angled
straight look simple while angled give a good professional look
Angled looks better.
Ahh this mockup is such a vibe, I like both 🫣
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