5/6/10 UPDATE! CHANGES GALORE! tiki backdrop on the cheap needed for a photoshoot... - Other Crafts

D DejaVoodoo Member Woodbridge, NJ Joined: Feb 07, 2008 Posts: 144	D DejaVoodoo Posted posted on Thu, May 6, 2010 1:41 PM More subtle but necessary changes... ![](http://www.experiencedejavoodoo.com/Random/Tiki Room_2.jpg) So, I thought using a Disneyland Records versus a Liberty Records logo would make the concept of this design a little too wholesome. After all, The Enchanted Tiki Room soundtrack only makes up a small portion of the music I'm including on my compilation. The rest is pretty much "hardcore" exotica with a few Hawaiian songs thrown in for good measure. However, after seeing the vintage Disney logo in conjunction with the title text design, it just flat out works and makes me smile! :) Much more than I ever thought it would! Another change you may or may not notice in the new sample above is that I detatched the white stroke from around the title text and set is slightly askew. There's also subtle drop shadow on the stroke that makes it seem to float. Now the title text treatment is unique and lively looking. Exactly what was missing before! What do you think, though? Liberty or Disneyland? Should I keep the title font as shown or use font option #2 from my post above? [ Edited by: DejaVoodoo 2010-05-06 13:42 ]

More subtle but necessary changes...

![](http://www.experiencedejavoodoo.com/Random/Tiki Room_2.jpg)
So, I thought using a Disneyland Records versus a Liberty Records logo would make the concept of this design a little too wholesome. After all, The Enchanted Tiki Room soundtrack only makes up a small portion of the music I'm including on my compilation. The rest is pretty much "hardcore" exotica with a few Hawaiian songs thrown in for good measure. However, after seeing the vintage Disney logo in conjunction with the title text design, it just flat out works and makes me smile! :) Much more than I ever thought it would!

Another change you may or may not notice in the new sample above is that I detatched the white stroke from around the title text and set is slightly askew. There's also subtle drop shadow on the stroke that makes it seem to float. Now the title text treatment is unique and lively looking. Exactly what was missing before!

What do you think, though? Liberty or Disneyland? Should I keep the title font as shown or use font option #2 from my post above?

[ Edited by: DejaVoodoo 2010-05-06 13:42 ]

Post #528388 by DejaVoodoo on Thu, May 6, 2010 1:41 PM