Here are some of the comments I received from the critique:
- High end idea is good but could potentially look tacky, print experiments could divert this.
- Consider looking at high end fonts and research perfume design/ clothes.
- Different type face for a high quality feel
- Research colour/tone that communicates expense
- Simplicity can communicate elegance
- Doesn't have to be script to look expensive
- Expensive imagery for an expensive frame
- Marble looking background and serif font works
- Grammar doesn't make sense in the design
- Less text can equate to elegance
- Research materials
- Be more original
- An elegant sans serif could be more useful
- Use photography to communicate quality
- Idea 1 works well, drawn in detail could be the route to go down
- Make text 3D and textured
- Try foiling
- Use capitals
- Higher quality calligraphy font
- Camera composition (idea 1) is weak, fill the space
- Consider photographing camera or drawing with more detail
- No1 is a concept not an idea
- Make typeface relate to imagery
- Sans serif typeface
- Aim for more individual font such as 'Exmouth'
- Attempt foil printing
- Design No4 doesn't fit audience
- Design No2 is best for high class
From the feedback I have collected I feel I now know which direction to go down with my designs and which would fit the public's opinion the most to create a successful range of designs.
Ways in which I intend to develop my work:
- Research into High end sans serif fonts, perfumeries and clothing ranges.
- Look into minimalism but elegant designs.
- Experiment with paper stock and foil blocking
- Attempt some photography which relates to the designs.
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