Whatcha think? My vintage gal came from a magazine I purchased. A 1958 Rawleigh's Good Health Guide / Almanac and Cook Book.
Friday, May 13, 2011
My shop name and banner...
I have just finished my first draft of the banner artwork for my esty store. It's within the required dimensions so I was a little bummed that I couldn't make my retro gal stand out more. If you click on the image, you might see that I put a halftone dot on her, much like the comic books but it's just lost in the banner. Now, I'm thinking I'll have to start a blog with my shop name and larger version of my 'banner' and a link to my store. More work to do. This just better pay off but even so, what a great exercise.
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I love it!!! Michelle that's absolutely lovely. So easy to remember the name too.
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Whoo hoo! Thanks, Johanna. It was the first name that popped in my head months ago but other opinions/thoughts took me off course and then I just got frustrated and stuck to my original thoughts. It's more me and as I appreciated all the input, in my head I kept gravitating back to this. It just needed the artwork.
ReplyDeleteMichelle, I think it is great! This is so exciting!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kim!
ReplyDeleteI keep thinking of items to add to my 'store'. I was going to throw out a 1990 Country Cross-Stitch book titled "An American Sampler". There are some nice patterns in there!
Yeah, i think this is more "you" and more in keeping with the sorts of items you'll be selling judging by photos in previous posts. I like how her hands are gracefully pointing to the store name! Now you're getting somewhere!
ReplyDeleteWonderful banner! Really like the artwork and the name. Catchy and easy to remember. Great colour combination too.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I'm currently working setting up the artwork for my blog. Hopefully, a method for directing traffic to my 'store'.
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