Comments on: Advertising http://blog.annieli.co.uk/2009/11/26/advertising/ The world through my eyes. A blog made of fail. Wed, 27 Apr 2011 07:44:37 +0000 hourly 1 By: Annie http://blog.annieli.co.uk/2009/11/26/advertising/comment-page-1/#comment-1168 Annie Sat, 12 Dec 2009 11:40:42 +0000 http://blog.annieli.co.uk/?p=433#comment-1168 I don't have to hand it on until Thursday but any suggestion is helpful. I've changed my design anyway as you'll see when you get back. The shank/band of the ring it a little more interesting and it doesn't look like a bog-standard ring. The shape of that asymmetric bands was a pain - and wouldn't sit flush as a stack - to work with so the change was better off. :) I agree with it looking beastly now you mention it. It is a guy's, as well and woman's, ring so I wasn't sure where to draw the line between delicate and manly. Measuring at 8mm wide and 2.5mm thickness so it is quite chunky. I did consider using a different gemstone but the stone set one is meant to be an engagement ring, which are usually set with diamonds. Using alternative gemstones wouldn't have suited as my collection comprises anniversary rings and should someone actually want to go further than 5 years with the collection, it would have conflicted with the engagement ring. Thank you for you opinion. Would have helped to reply earlier as I'm done with the Matrix side of things and have mainly been working on the advert. :P I don’t have to hand it on until Thursday but any suggestion is helpful. I’ve changed my design anyway as you’ll see when you get back. The shank/band of the ring it a little more interesting and it doesn’t look like a bog-standard ring.

The shape of that asymmetric bands was a pain – and wouldn’t sit flush as a stack – to work with so the change was better off. :)

I agree with it looking beastly now you mention it. It is a guy’s, as well and woman’s, ring so I wasn’t sure where to draw the line between delicate and manly. Measuring at 8mm wide and 2.5mm thickness so it is quite chunky.

I did consider using a different gemstone but the stone set one is meant to be an engagement ring, which are usually set with diamonds. Using alternative gemstones wouldn’t have suited as my collection comprises anniversary rings and should someone actually want to go further than 5 years with the collection, it would have conflicted with the engagement ring.

Thank you for you opinion. Would have helped to reply earlier as I’m done with the Matrix side of things and have mainly been working on the advert. :P

]]> By: Jen http://blog.annieli.co.uk/2009/11/26/advertising/comment-page-1/#comment-1164 Jen Sat, 12 Dec 2009 01:58:14 +0000 http://blog.annieli.co.uk/?p=433#comment-1164 personally, i think the ring's a bit of a beast (in size i mean). the design itself is quite cool and the gem is a good choice for unisex.. maybe choose another gem to see what the design looks like? (probably a bit late but i'm free now to check out your blog.) xx personally, i think the ring’s a bit of a beast (in size i mean). the design itself is quite cool and the gem is a good choice for unisex.. maybe choose another gem to see what the design looks like? (probably a bit late but i’m free now to check out your blog.) xx

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