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Strong use of negative space to let the typography breathe against a genuinely striking image. One thing I'd want to understand as a fellow designer: what's driving the decision to split 'Glam' and 'Studio' across two visual weights? Is there a specific hierarchy principle you're applying, or is it more intuitive/aesthetic?
It was intentional. My vision was if I put them in the same line, it would become to much on the image, it will make the design so generic. There was nothing special, I created this while I was new to designing.
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