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    I like each in their own right. The first oneI would just lighten the color wash behind all of the text. As others have mentioned, I would adjust the time to read "11:00 am" (if that is the correct time). On the "We Do" version I would reduce the We Do somewhat and enlarge the names a few point sizes. Play around to find a slightly better balance. As wonderings posted, consult the Bride as whatever she thinks is what counts (right, wrong, or whatever). Looking good!
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    True, true, all true!
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    It's almost there and the concept is great. Here's my take: Together with their Families, Request the honor..., and the address should all be the same point size and weight (Smaller). The names should be larger and stacked (they're the stars of the show!) and the Date should be larger as that's primary information as well. The font choice is up to you and very subjective but I would lean more towards the script you chose for their names but not use that font throughout. Experiment a bit. Add about 6 pages to your document and then copy and paste the entire design onto each page. Then you can mess about with the fonts on each individual page until you find the right combination without losing something you might like. Much easier to compare the choices this way too. I've included a few samples I've created over the years. They're not all wedding invites but I think you'll understand in regards to the sizing. Hope this helps. JaneInvite2000.pdf LindsayMoskoInvite.pdf BodineFarewell.pdf
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    I'll say that's doing something with the bowl! Absolutely magnificent attention to detail!
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    Again, brilliant work! The cover really "pops" now!
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    A bowl

    dannyg9 replied to Xanadu's topic in Share your work

    Another exquisite piece. Captured the shadow and light quite nicely.
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    Well. . . . the clock is right twice a day, actually. Beautiful piece.
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    Great job. The textures are always the part that make your illustrations so absolutely refined.
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    Whatever you call it, good design is good design and once again you've produced brilliant work. Go ahead, take a bow.
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    Amazing detail! I do question what's going on Inside the glass as it seems, to these eyes, like leopard "blobs" overtaking all (as in the movie "The Blob"). That aside, really splendid work.
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    Another stunner! Well done.
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    So super cool. And your absolutely right about "rich uncles!"
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    Brilliant! Absolutely love the textures.
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    Love it! You got me with the 16 on the speed control though. That one's a puzzler.
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    You're off to a fantastic start. Don't loose enthusiasm for the software. There is a learning curve but not that steep, especially if you take it slow. The versions that the suite is at is leaps and bounds above where it was when introduced. Too much to digest at once but small bites and you'll be flying in no time.
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