Bend Blend
by jomari

Comment:
Wow

A Tribute to "Dogwood Blossoms" 1938
by noraneko

Comment:
Love, love, love, love

Klimpt'sl Cats
by jomari

Comment:
They look like Burch's cats too.

How to catch a Turkey
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
I don't like this font. Never have but it does suit this title & layout. The space between the "t" and "u" is really awkward. It could have used a bit (in this case, a lot) of kerning (adjustment of spaces between letters). The author line could be moved down and made a little smaller so it doesn't take over the image.

Girls Night Out
by TDCollins

Comment:
"Girls Night Out" could be a little bolder either by font choice or color and I'd move it down just a tad but very nice composition and photo choice.

The Light in the Danderlion
by Wildpurple

Comment:
Love the photo but I don't love the font choice. A nice composition overall

"The Case of the Embarrassed Dog" by Donald J. Cobal
by Lydia

Comment:
Excellent composition and layering of the design elements and attention to details like the "sticker".

Destination Unknown
by GolferDDS

Comment:
Very well done overall. Nice attention to detail with the sticker/seal thing. I'd like to see the author name not quite as bright as it takes over the composition a bit. Great choice of fonts

The Sea Around Us, Published 1951
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Very nice. My highest score given. However, as a graphic designer I see that you didn't kern the text. Don't be alarmed, no one knows about kerning. It is adjusting the space between each letter (in the word "Us" the space between the u and is a bit wide for example). Computers can't do it so you have to do it "by hand". Its not as easy in PS as in a graphic design but it can be done. After the challenge ends, I can tell you more if you want. Learn to kern and it will be perfection!

The Glass Palace
by salmiakki

Comment:
Very nice. Some kerning (attention to the spaces between each letter) would make it perfect. Examples: space between "t" and "h" in The is a bit wide as is the space between "g" and "l" in glass and the "p" and "a" in palace. If you see it now, you will be haunted forever by bad kerning from here on out.