- Making it look less nautical and wheel-like
- Change the circles for something more angular and 'glassy'
- Making it look 'colder' and 'snowier' to increase the Christmas factor
- Blend the CFA logo and name into the card
- Swop the dancer with the guitar so that she's the right-side up
- Removing one musical elements as i already had three (they CFA people pointed out that i may want to remove the guitar as the treble and harp were quite Christmas-ish) and replacing it with something to do with film-art to show diversity as that was the last area i didn't cover in my card
As usual, here is my sketch:
It is essentially 'glass' shards that form the shape of a star, on top of spirals that also resemble the shape of a star.
Given the simplicity and minimalism of my design, i decided to stick to simple colour schemes i.e. using two colours in one image. My six colour schemes are as follows:
The further changes i made were, as follows:
- Made the card slightly longer in length so that it will look less packed and i have more space for the text.
- Changed the guitar to a film roll, but in the shape of a ribbon so that it's more Christmas-y
- Added gradiented dots to look like snow. Previously, i used solid dots which were not as convincing.
- Added Christmas stars to add to the Christmas feel.
- Changed the font of the text to make it look more like a hand-scribble - like those handwritten Christmas gift tags you find on presents!
- Added a 'from' before the CFA name and logo to make it look more included and personalised
- I also deviated from my previous 6 colour schemes and i am more pleased with the present set!
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