Completed Custom Site Header

[BRANSOL]

Oh, it would be best to have the previous image, then I can get the fullwidth size and thereafter I can give you a high quality visual!

 

[Chris C]

Just downloaded it, and I'll see if I can take a look in a second ; )

I might actually favor the second one, only we'd have to do something about the text. I'm going for a more refined look overall, and the text seems too... blocky. I was also going to ask if we could try for using a color with a white border around it for the Christian Forums large text. And you'd definitely want to center the lower text like you did in the last one, maybe raise it a touch closer to the big text, and possibly try a little cursive to something to again avoid the blocky look. But one eagle offset to the right does seem to be a better look.

 

[Chris C]

Oh, it would be best to have the previous image, then I can get the fullwidth size and thereafter I can give you a high quality visual!

Which previous image are you referring to?

You mean the space the GIF was taking up?

 

[Chris C]

I might actually favor the second one, only we'd have to do something about the text. I'm going for a more refined look overall, and the text seems too... blocky. I was also going to ask if we could try for using a color with a white border around it for the Christian Forums large text. And you'd definitely want to center the lower text like you did in the last one, maybe raise it a touch closer to the big text, and possibly try a little cursive to something to again avoid the blocky look. But one eagle offset to the right does seem to be a better look.

Third one isn't terrible, btw. With these applications it might look good as well (just commenting that I hadn't scrapped the idea of using both eagles yet. Depends on the finished product. But the second is better, so thanks for taking the liberty to do things a little differently)..

 

[BRANSOL]

Thanks @Chris C for the feedback -- let me make some adjustments and revert back shortly!

 

[BRANSOL]

Hi @Chris C please find attached the revised artwork and let me know your thoughts.
I look forward to hearing from you!

 

[Chris C]

Hi @Chris C please find attached the revised artwork and let me know your thoughts.
I look forward to hearing from you!

Getting better : ) The last is still the best, and I think the cursive is likely the better option of the two : )

How about this: We call that a wrap, and make it the first header which I'd like to buy now, but if I could, I'd like to purchase it as some sort of package to produce several of them over the next few months. I'm going to have 3 themes for that forum, and I might like having a couple of headers per theme just to change things up now and then.

Can we do that? I like your work, and you're easy to work with and fast, There's also some work I could have you do in the future on creating what I term "signature banners," but we could get to that down the road.

 

[Chris C]

How about this: We call that a wrap, and make it the first header which I'd like to buy now, but if I could, I'd like to purchase it as some sort of package to produce several of them over the next few months. I'm going to have 3 themes for that forum, and I might like having a couple of headers per theme just to change things up now and then.

Btw, we'd probably be looking at the same basic pattern, so it might be even easier moving forward. I'm currently toying with the idea of doing a black theme using the following image, so it would basically be just going through the same steps to see what looks best again next time.

 

[BRANSOL]

Hey @Chris C sounds absolutely great!
Let me round up 1 more option in a more cursive font for final review before you make your decision.
I would be happy to assist you with all the banners you need, as we work closely together I will surely adapt
more of the style you after and this should become seamless!

 

[BRANSOL]

Hey @Chris C take a look at the amended in a more cursive rounded font.
If this is still not spot on feel free to share images, links to fonts more geared towards your desired output!

I look forward to hearing your feedback!