These are the preliminary designs for the invitations – I thought it would be nice to have two different ones along the same theme. I have not yet decided whether to put anything on the backs of them – probably just a short blurb. what do you all think?
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Both of them are quite good; personally, I prefer the one on the left.
June 18, 2008 at 12:02 pm
ooo, Love the one on the left. Maybe you could put a short artists statement and/or brief bio on the back?
June 18, 2008 at 2:46 pm
Something on the back? ‘Laid-back affair’ ‘Come as you are’ ‘Let’s dance!’ ‘Very casual attire’ ‘Turn the card over and admire the front some more, it’s ART, Dammit!’ ‘Please send monitary contributions to the Jennie Rosenbaum I WANT TO BE RICH fund. Send a LOT!’
You may feel free to use any of these suggestions free of charge, except the last one. We want 10%.
Oops, I just looked more closely at the cards. I had thought they said PARTY, not Purity.
In that case, I withdraw my suggestions. Except for the last two… -Steve
June 19, 2008 at 7:08 am
Oh yeah, my vote is for the left one for the invite. Both are beautiful but I think the left one represents a more ‘Wow! I’m up there and flying now!’ attitude. The right one seems more like how you’ll feel after the event is over and you’re feeling more ‘Oh yes! That was sooo cool! Ahhh.’ -Steve
June 19, 2008 at 7:16 am
ROFL Steve! that cracked me up! thanks for all your input Aeddan, Suz and Steve, I’ve ordered the ones on the left. no going back now! the back has a short blurb and a light greyscale image of one of the pieces.. I think it came out well. I can’t wait to see the printed versions! (gulp)
June 23, 2008 at 6:22 pm