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Fongstarr, funny you say that. That Freightliner piece, the type was adjusted according to the client (and my art director). Not my choice.Usually (not all the time), the client has account execs who are faux art directors. Though it can get frustrating at times, they're the ones who arepaying so I do what they want.Originally Posted by Mr Fongstarr
Originally Posted by LiLwAnG05
Originally Posted by KobeBeef
not sure if this is supposed to be spoken of here-- if not, delete this mods:
but how many of you NT'ers use pirated Adobe software (or how many people do you know in GD that are using it)? (it's not a trap btw lol)
The best time to buy Adobe is when you're a student. It's seriously pretty cheap compared to retail. Go through academic stores and you can get the whole Design Suite for less than $400.
Check out my site @ www.darickdang.com
Darick.....nice design portfolio. You have a great handle on all the mediums. One piece of advice that I can give (if I may).....although I haven't looked at all of your work but you have some serious tracking issues on all of your type. Like with the freight line layout in the print section, your tag line headings is just way too spaced out. I know you are trying to fill that negative space but you could have just chosen a better font that would have filled that space better without the tracking issues.
Anyways....just something I noticed.
If it were up to me, it'd be a 12pt baseline grid all day everyday.