Re: Making Text "Stronger"

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From: Jacob_Bugge
Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2008 17:38

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Ariel,

      The client has had a copy printed out, and finds the orange too dull.
      He would like it "stronger" (more vibrant?).




To some extent, it may also be a question of obtaining a convincing effect and avoiding flatness.

What about a (possibly very faint and preferably) horizontal gradient for type and frame, maybe brightest at the E in QUELQUES, and/or a faint greying outside the frame?

Sorry if this is completely off.

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