My latest design

[dbates]

I like it! Only one thing: the copyright notice at the bottom right is hard to see.

[Whipyo]

Nice work. No crits!

[Ian Jones]

Thx for your replies. The copyright is meant to be very subtle, it won't actually be there in the final.

[roguenroll]

great. nice design. very pro

[dina]

I think all is good, nice work!

[TwentyFour JE]

it's great, clean and crisp gj.

[gfx-ACro]

Very nice man, Profesionaly done :P. Clean and good.

[KahlanAmnell]

Very professional.
Clean and colorfull.

But i agree with clearing up the copywrite problem, its hard to see

[Ian Jones]

Thx for the comments guys, it's nice to see how your own work is received. I'll be rethinking my watermark / copyright in the future, thx for the advice.

[Rawk]

I love photoshop, and i didn't expect to see such of a nice image when i clicked the link, but i really like this...Superb :)

[lorena86]

I just love this work... it has all the elements to make it professional-looking! Bravo :applause:!

[xsenos]

Nice clean design. However, if this is meant to be the original quality of the pic I find the JPG compression (I assume) especially on the background picture too low. Looks too blurry and nasty at some places. Viewing with Samsung 193p LCD.

[Velarion]

it's a great image.Has a sense of depth.excellent.

[Ian Jones]

thx again guys...

xensos: That's probably the background texture you are seeing, I'll rethink that... you are spot on it looks a little weird. Thx.

[mystikaal]

Wow, this is fantastic! I marvel at those who are capable of such creations....I haven't the slightest notion of how one would do such a thing. Thanks for sharing :D

[Taltos]

That looks very nice and professional. i also like the compositioning very much, guides the eye to the upper right corner, into the light...

one minor point: i don't know if xsenos meant that, but at 45° degrees left-up from the "open", there are a couple of...something, looks like bruises...in my opinion it doesn't fit quite in...

really great stuff!

my2cents

[BL-6F]

Hey, I really like you work, it looks great. I've been using photoshop for a while and I'm having trouble figuring out how you did it. Is it all PS or did you use some other apps? Maybe a quick breakdown of how you made it would cool. Thanks - David

[Ian Jones]

Taltos: yep the background texture is what you are seeing, I'll remove it in the final version. thx for the comment.

TheWhiteRabbit87: There's a gradient in the background which really controls the overall colour. The logo shape in the middle for example was made in 3dsmax and rendered out in greyscale. To simplify a little, as there are actually more layers for fine tweaking, the logo and text are set to 'overlay' blend mode. Without the background colour the whole thing is pretty much greyscale, as I like to use layer blend modes extensively. The grid in the background is made of several renders from 3dsmax. I used the 3d program just as a way to generate the grid lines and to apply a texture such as the > shapes and render it out to follow the same perspective.

[BL-6F]

Hey thanks for the info, I really appreciate it. - David

[CoolDuck]

Nice design. Good to see some graphic design here on cgtalk. What is it for, tv or web?
Are you going to animate it?

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