business card image.
Aug. 20th, 2007 03:03 pmI drew this for the express purposes of putting it on my business cards & flyers.
What do you think? Too hourglass? too simple?
Is it an overused image? I want something simple but obvious. I don't want it to intimidate women into feeling that they have to show their bellies but I want it to be obvious!
All input welcome.
I can't use a photo - 1 - I don't have any good ones 2- it would more than double my cost for the business cards.
Edit to add. Check the flickr page... changes pending...
What do you think? Too hourglass? too simple?
Is it an overused image? I want something simple but obvious. I don't want it to intimidate women into feeling that they have to show their bellies but I want it to be obvious!
All input welcome.
I can't use a photo - 1 - I don't have any good ones 2- it would more than double my cost for the business cards.
Edit to add. Check the flickr page... changes pending...

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Date: 2007-08-20 08:40 pm (UTC)I'd remove one of the belly muscle lines and maybe have the belly at an angle to 'stylise' the image? Also, when you're doing a line drawing it's really good to vary the thickness of the line in places, to emphasis areas. It just adds a bit of depth.
I think it's really effective though, a very good idea! I haven't seen it anywhere else in this form, so I think you're fine :)
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Date: 2007-08-20 08:59 pm (UTC)I don't think I can change the angle... I'm not a very good artist. I did better in pencil but I have to bring it to the printer in black ink. and once I shrink it down to a 4cm image... the nuances get lost...
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Date: 2007-08-20 09:17 pm (UTC)Also added hip brackets to suggest hip motion - better? worse?
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Date: 2007-08-20 09:40 pm (UTC)