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.
You could put a smaller border around the logo.
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!
You could put a smaller border around the logo.
I agree. I think it would highlight the logo.
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