To Add, Or Not To Add? That Is The Question...
Decorating By pish Updated 5 Oct 2007 , 12:21am by ShortcakesSweets
So I just finished the cake below for a companies fifth anniversary. I'm not sure whether or not the top needs "something" or whether it looks fine as is.
I don't want it to look too busy but I'm not sure about all the negative space on top. Any and all suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Does the company have a slogan or anything like that??
You could incorporate that possibly??
Just a thought.
It looks great! Doesn't need anything more on top. Anything more might take away from the logo.
It looks perfect! Very "understated elegance"! I wouldn't do a thing to it.
When putting together a brochure or any sales literature, it is very important element to have plenty of white space to balance.
What is that symbol in the lettering on the cake? Maybe you could make a corners border out of that?
I like it just the way it is... but you could add a border around the name or maybe write "Happy 5th Aniversary"? Not sure if that would be cheesy or not!
It looks perfect! Very "understated elegance"! I wouldn't do a thing to it.
When putting together a brochure or any sales literature, it is very important element to have plenty of white space to balance.
I agree, any more added would take away from the company's logo!
Looks great as is! I think simple is better,as not to take away from their logo.
leave as is
WOW! You guys are fast. Thanks for all the great responses! I think I'm going to leave well enough alone and keep it as is. One, the more I look at it the better I like it and two, I'm too pooped to do anything else to it . Thanks again
You could put a smaller border around the logo.
I agree. I think it would highlight the logo.
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