The only difference is in the title. I know the top looks really empty, but I really didn't want to block out the eyes and the nose in the clouds. I may put a quote from a review up there... but anyway, if you could leave me something in the comment section with your opinion, I would appreciate it!
I like the right choice best. The font appeals to me more so than the one on the left. And the Four Novellas shows up better.
ReplyDeleteThe one on the right.
ReplyDeleteTypeface on the left is more readable, imho. For your name, it feels unbalanced because of the capital B in Bradley. If you put 'BRADLEY' in all caps, same size, then the 'C' and 'R' in 'ConvissaR' work better.
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Michael, I've tried that before, I'll give it another look. Thanks for the opinion
ReplyDeleteMichael... as to your first point on the title text, I am so torn. The left one is easier to read, and a little more classic looking. But the right is a little more eerie because of the elongation. it's a tough decision. That's why I'm asking. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteCan see it would be a tough call. You could toss a coin to make the final decision, and no matter the pick, the outcome would probably be about the same. Still ... were I to pick, I find the one on the left to be a bit better. Calling it more "classic" seems right on, and in this case, classic is good.
ReplyDeleteIt's tough, because when you get down to it, I think the picture is more important than the font. And let's be honest... people take a peek at the cover and then read the description. No one is going to say "I don't like the font of the title so I'm not interested." The awesome thing is... I can change it anytime I want! Except for the print version... that is locked. if it were just a digital cover I wouldn't obsess so much. but I am going to be doing a print version, so it becomes a little more important
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