Wow! That design look like a playing card back, and it is beautyful, i would defenantly use those. I just don't like that particular tone of blue that much.
Custom Tally Ho's
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Wow! That design look like a playing card back, and it is beautyful, i would defenantly use those. I just don't like that particular tone of blue that much.
wow, all you guys that are posting these great designs, awesome! you went for beyond my original idea of the tally hos, lol I never thought my thread would go to 11 pages!
I stopped counting, but Tenchu: are you sure you have to post every single alteration of your card design? It still seems that you have to full the "empty parts" and I fear that until then we will see 10 more versions of this card.
Yes ist is nice, now please show something DIFFERENT. (Sorry, I hope that this does not sound too rude.)
Yes ist is nice, now please show something DIFFERENT. (Sorry, I hope that this does not sound too rude.)
Hi Tenchu,
the idea is tempting to get feedback WHILE you are doing a creative job. To hear if you are on the right way. But just imagine an artist asking others several times after a few brush strokes if they like it or not...
What I wanted to say to you (as a designer and graphic artist):
First of all do your own thing. Bring it to a possible end. Perhaps keep the design so flexible that you can arrange some things if it gets bad results. But even then - if it is only a single opinion - stay with your ideas. This will make you unique, you will get to much more FINAL ideas and versions and not hundreds of half way projects. And this brings you further. Thinking for yourself how YOU would like it if it is ready. THEN get other´s opinions.
This works great for me and that is how my works were developed.
the idea is tempting to get feedback WHILE you are doing a creative job. To hear if you are on the right way. But just imagine an artist asking others several times after a few brush strokes if they like it or not...
What I wanted to say to you (as a designer and graphic artist):
First of all do your own thing. Bring it to a possible end. Perhaps keep the design so flexible that you can arrange some things if it gets bad results. But even then - if it is only a single opinion - stay with your ideas. This will make you unique, you will get to much more FINAL ideas and versions and not hundreds of half way projects. And this brings you further. Thinking for yourself how YOU would like it if it is ready. THEN get other´s opinions.
This works great for me and that is how my works were developed.
To bring back the topic "custom Tally Ho" I would like to show you two Jokers that I designed as I was on search for 2 way Jokers that can be turned around without any problems.
Here my result:
Here my result:
That looks really nice! I am so jealous of you card designers. lol all I have is paint and well.... its not pretty when I attempt to design cards. lol
I don't like your way of filling the empty space. Those small diamonds don't fit in my opinion. I actually liked it when it had a little empty space.
For those of you interested in designing card backs, here are some common back designs that I vectorized can be blown up as large as needed without any pixelating 
http://www.angelfire.com/weird2/egnaro/Bicycle_Back.pdf
http://www.angelfire.com/weird2/egnaro/bulldog.pdf
http://www.angelfire.com/weird2/egnaro/circle_back.pdf
http://www.angelfire.com/weird2/egnaro/fan_back.pdf
http://www.angelfire.com/weird2/egnaro/league_back.pdf
http://www.angelfire.com/weird2/egnaro/Bicycle_Back.pdf
http://www.angelfire.com/weird2/egnaro/bulldog.pdf
http://www.angelfire.com/weird2/egnaro/circle_back.pdf
http://www.angelfire.com/weird2/egnaro/fan_back.pdf
http://www.angelfire.com/weird2/egnaro/league_back.pdf