Need Lots of Help
airbornflght
Houston, TX Icrontian
Ok, this has to be the stupidest client I've had come in to date.
He wants to make this, which is going to be a poster or something, I'm not quite sure. Anyway, I had to take this home and work on my own time=no pay... and I can't get this thing to pull together. I got the sky/fence put together decently enough for him. I just can't find a good color scheme or anything. I'm just about sick of looking at this and I need some help/advice.
The reason for the nigh sky is because mr genius fencing company owner wants to silver foil (read: expensive) a couple shooting stars, which seems like a stupid idea to me. It'd be cheaper and look better to run a spot plate of silver metallic ink, but what do I know?
anyways. can you take a look at this and tell me what to do. I have a raging head ache and this is looking worse and worse the more I toy with it.
He wants to make this, which is going to be a poster or something, I'm not quite sure. Anyway, I had to take this home and work on my own time=no pay... and I can't get this thing to pull together. I got the sky/fence put together decently enough for him. I just can't find a good color scheme or anything. I'm just about sick of looking at this and I need some help/advice.
The reason for the nigh sky is because mr genius fencing company owner wants to silver foil (read: expensive) a couple shooting stars, which seems like a stupid idea to me. It'd be cheaper and look better to run a spot plate of silver metallic ink, but what do I know?
anyways. can you take a look at this and tell me what to do. I have a raging head ache and this is looking worse and worse the more I toy with it.
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http://www.steeldolphin.com/color_scheme.html
In your case, take a color from the image your using directly so that you can find corresponding color matches or contrast and such. But IMHO, I think with the limited info you've given on the thread, I'd use a cartoon or something simplistic instead of a picture, it just won't turn out very well on a big poster. Vectors can be your friend on big print media.
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