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Thread Design - A new style!

Hello everyone, it's been some time since I last posted into the RMG section, so here's my latest thread design which was built on a new style, which I'm trying for the first time, the 3D and flat style!

Click the image for the full preview!
Let me know your thoughts!


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Really nice thread design! I like the colors.
Amazing. Definitely AMAZING work. Are all the vectors created by you? This is one of the most detailed Thread Designs I've ever seen. The amount of detail and spacing you used is good, colour scheme as well. And it is organic, so not only squares were just but all kinds of shapes and lines.

How long did it take you OP?
Are you providing a service and need a thread design? We can exchange our services. Ask me in DM about my portfolio.
I really love the design.
Keep going man. You are the best
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(Aug 21, 2017 06:00 AM)Space Wrote:  Amazing. Definitely AMAZING work. Are all the vectors created by you? This is one of the most detailed Thread Designs I've ever seen. The amount of detail and spacing you used is good, colour scheme as well. And it is organic, so not only squares were just but all kinds of shapes and lines.

How long did it take you OP?

The elements used are freebies found online, but adjusted through Adobe Illustrator to match the product needs (that would include deforming them, colouring them, re-arranging them etc).
Such a thread design would take me around 6 hours to build!
Looks beautiful. I'll definitely come to you when I need a thread design done!
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It looks awesome, flat designs are starting to get boring and more 3D element is getting into the grove.
Great work mate. Keep it up :D
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(Aug 21, 2017 06:14 AM)Baby Groot Wrote:  It looks awesome, flat designs are starting to get boring and more 3D element is getting into the grove.

Yea, thought of bringing something new into the game :D

Thanks everyone!
it's good and clean but i was thinking since it was titled " gold mine "
i guess it's better to use a gold color scheme ...
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(Aug 21, 2017 06:04 AM)✍ TʜᴇIɴsᴘɪʀᴇᴅOɴᴇ Wrote:  The elements used are freebies found online, but adjusted through Adobe Illustrator to match the product needs (that would include deforming them, colouring them, re-arranging them etc).
Such a thread design would take me around 6 hours to build!

Also, do you create your thread designs in Photoshop or Illustrator?
Are you providing a service and need a thread design? We can exchange our services. Ask me in DM about my portfolio.
(Aug 21, 2017 06:18 AM)Motusora Wrote:  it's good and clean but i was thinking since it was titled " gold mine "
i guess it's better to use a gold color scheme ...

You're right, however the colour scheme was chosen by the owner himself just a year ago, when he firstly purchased this thread:

https://i.imgur.com/crIHmVw.jpg

And now it was a time for a revamp, but we didn't want to get too far away from the feeling and trust that the product design has already built within that year!
So we wanted a similar colour scheme but different look!
You can get a lot of inspiration from looking at presentations of websites on Behance, which I believe you already have.
The style is sick, so I won't comment on that.

But the circular + is somewhat oddly positioned if you think about it, since everything is in very chronological order on top of each other.
I mean you have blocks of text with the same font size and weight and stuff, but at the top there's this symbol in the same line and after the text it's representing. Probably because the name is Bitcoin+, but then the circle doesn't really make sense, unless it's a part of the brand.

The cta button seems a bit odd too, because of the drop shadow you put on it, but I'm just pointing out very little details, that won't really matter to users on this site asking for thread designs.

I don't think the picture on the screen should be sticking out from the laptop, there seems to be a bit too much sticking out, and then you can have both Credit cards inside of the keyboard, and create some distance to the edge of the laptop. Try matching the shadows the same for the whole page, just for a cleaner look, so it doesn't look like there are 3 different light sources. Personally I'd make a smaller shadow like this for the credit cards on the keyboard, instead of just using the photoshop drop shadow blending option: http://vectorboom.com/tutorials/3.jpg

Something about the icons are off, and you probably already know: https://prnt.sc/gb9m36

I love when people use a combination of different colors and font styles (Cursive, bold etc.) in the titles, as you did, as it makes certain keywords stick out more.

I'm having a similar discussion with myself about the font size for the body text, because it gets really hard to read, but at the same time it looks a lot cleaner that way. But I guess usability will always win for obvious reasons, just for thought
As I see this is the totally brand new of desgin threads , you did a fantastic job , well done.
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Always adored your work, just amazing! Well done <3


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