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Crappy ratings are a-GO!
DarkChild: I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT IT- EXCEPT THE BORDER. xD; Dashed borders very very rarelyif ever look good on a banner. It's especially dangerous to use the dashed border when the color of the dashes are so dark. The textures are great, positioning is great, could definitely lighten up the places the render isn't at to bring the focus back, but the text is really pretty and it's a great stock manip. ^^
Hazuki: NOOOOO. ;; I LIKED THE ORIGINAL THE BEST. Disregarding Haruhi, you must hop onto MSN sometime and teach me how to do that. I absolutely adore the style used in the original one. xD The texture doesn't look too great on top of Haruhi though, and the render most definitely is the most degrading point of the banner. And no, this isn't just me being anti-Haruhi, this is me saying that the shiny-shoujo-thin-lines look doesn't really flow very well with the vectory-grainy-pop-edgy background. xD
Perfectionist: THIS IS WHAT WE'RE HERE FOR! |D
First things first: You're right, this banner really did turn out rather well. The brushes are adorable, and the placement is pretty nice. With arrow brushes, it's usually good if the arrows go in the direction of the flow, in this banner that's vertical. However, they do deplete from the flow here because they're not vertical. xD; If you're working with a vertical render, arrows aren't usually your best bet.
The brushes at the bottom are great, and I hate you all for finding all these heinously adorable little dotty brushes while I'm sitting here wondering, "WHERE DO YOU PEOPLE GET THESE AWESOME BRUSH SETS?! D:<"
The color is great, but I think you definitely could've added just a little touch of that yellowish beige somewhere. Of course, you'd want the yellowish beige to be lighter in color than the actual color you'd extract from the render so that it didn't clash too much with the background. The scanlines are great, I absolutely love them.and want them.
Again, there's an issue with the thin-lines clashing with the vector style. I try not to use renders with really thin lines in these types of vector banners, because then it's very very awkward looking.
And there's no depth or lighting in this banner, which would definitely add that last bit of pizazz that the tag needs. ;D
No border > border in this particular banner, IMO.
DarkChild: I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT IT- EXCEPT THE BORDER. xD; Dashed borders very very rarely
Hazuki: NOOOOO. ;; I LIKED THE ORIGINAL THE BEST. Disregarding Haruhi, you must hop onto MSN sometime and teach me how to do that. I absolutely adore the style used in the original one. xD The texture doesn't look too great on top of Haruhi though, and the render most definitely is the most degrading point of the banner. And no, this isn't just me being anti-Haruhi, this is me saying that the shiny-shoujo-thin-lines look doesn't really flow very well with the vectory-grainy-pop-edgy background. xD
Perfectionist: THIS IS WHAT WE'RE HERE FOR! |D
First things first: You're right, this banner really did turn out rather well. The brushes are adorable, and the placement is pretty nice. With arrow brushes, it's usually good if the arrows go in the direction of the flow, in this banner that's vertical. However, they do deplete from the flow here because they're not vertical. xD; If you're working with a vertical render, arrows aren't usually your best bet.
The brushes at the bottom are great, and I hate you all for finding all these heinously adorable little dotty brushes while I'm sitting here wondering, "WHERE DO YOU PEOPLE GET THESE AWESOME BRUSH SETS?! D:<"
The color is great, but I think you definitely could've added just a little touch of that yellowish beige somewhere. Of course, you'd want the yellowish beige to be lighter in color than the actual color you'd extract from the render so that it didn't clash too much with the background. The scanlines are great, I absolutely love them.
Again, there's an issue with the thin-lines clashing with the vector style. I try not to use renders with really thin lines in these types of vector banners, because then it's very very awkward looking.
And there's no depth or lighting in this banner, which would definitely add that last bit of pizazz that the tag needs. ;D
No border > border in this particular banner, IMO.