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Throughout my years of design life, one thing has remained constant- you never know what fun projects are around the corner! As a professional musician, this concert poster is an extra fun project. Here we're going for a warm, speakeasy vibe with two fantastic bands- and maybe a student feature or two. Which photo/typography pairing is more invitational?
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Love this! I'd go with the option one. It feels warmer and more inviting.
option 2 looks amazing
Option 1 has a more elegant touch 🙌
Thank you! I agree, and I like the more pared back nature of it in general!
The font in option 2 is beautiful
I love this font so much! Although I did swap out the E since the font made them look very disproportional with the rest of the fonts.
Option 2 is more beautiful
Option 2 got my vote
option 2 is just classic
Thank you so much 🙌
Option 2 is awesome!
option 1 looks more like an album cover but Option 2 looks more like a poster of an event. I would go with Option 2.
Love option 2, the font and color gives a warm emotional vibe, option 1 is good design, but feels more like poster for a seminar.
option 1 is great, it has more elegant touch
My heart is for straight, minimal accents.
Love it!
looks cool!
option 1
Option 1 is goated
options 2 looks amazing
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