Here’s a continuation on the triangle stuff – just some small steps from last week.
These aren’t necessarily for the band. Just FPO type.
Or flipped:
This upside-down mountain range was a happy discovery while exploring.
Here’s a continuation on the triangle stuff – just some small steps from last week.
These aren’t necessarily for the band. Just FPO type.
Or flipped:
This upside-down mountain range was a happy discovery while exploring.
WOW, I love your happy discovery at the bottom there. Seriously, I like it even better than the rest of the stuff you’ve got going on. Actually, I’d probably make that triangle mountain range the focus and have all the type interacting with it in some fashion. Then the pattern could be used subtly… if at all.
Super Cool. It’s amazing how differently the image is perceived by just turning it upside down. Also, the triangle works because it’s going against the peak of the mountains.
Really diggin’ the mountains. Very cool. Run with it!
As for the rest of the post, I actually like what you had done in your last post better. I guess this is the opposite from what you heard last time, but I actually think the complexity of the earlier work makes it more interesting and mysterious.
I love the bottom triangle. Very powerful.
Really liking the progression of the multi-triangular effect. I think there is enough mystery in the simplified arrangement of shape & image to keep us all trying to figure out what’s going on.
Also think that the bottom triangle is rather striking.
I agree with what everyone else said. And the bottom triangle is my favorite as well. It’s very striking for some reason.