...I decided to post it anyway.
Check it out here:
http://venus.walagata.com/w/juno/2_stage.png
Site is here:
Note:
This is not an official association, just something I am doing for them out of respect and kindness. I will not get paid for it but I may help promote this great clothing designer (jimmy edgar).
Heh
Please take a look and comment! I need help on this one.
Now my work usally sucks but since you asked for help I will give you my opinion. 
I think you should ask/look for the font used in THIS pic. And use that as the font title for the Flyer.
I also think that you should tick to those colors found on the site. EXAMPLE
Other than that I think it is perfect and you shouldn't change the design or layout of it. I really really like it. Looks asome. you Should get paid 
Yep, I tried the colours. I didnt like them (heh...)
So I made a new scheme. I will change em if they request it though. As for the font, I got as close as I could.
oh...never mind them... >.
i must agree with baby here. The colors are not the most appealing. Specially not so for a fashion designer.
The theme itself actually is not saying fashion design as it should.
For someone that doesnt know that that brand name stands for (That is whom you are making the flyer for, let me tell you) seeing that doesnt appeal them to go there to buy clothes. They'll prolly just forget about it.
Im just talking out of my experience working as the online strategy manager for the entire middle east for nissan and samsung middle east. Trust me, there is more to flyers than graphic imaging 
Thanks for the comments guys. I will try to put more focus on the fashion design part of it (maybe ill make a vector of some clothes or something) and I will probably center that card in the bottom left and make it bigger.
the face in the pick kinda looks like micheal jackson...
Originally posted by juno@Aug 22 2004, 05:20 AMYep, I tried the colours. I didnt like them (heh...)
So I made a new scheme. I will change em if they request it though. As for the font, I got as close as I could.
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most companies rely on their strong branding (colours/fonts etc) to establish an image - as a designer it is very hard sometimes to work within these boundaries, but thats half the challenge
At least you have something to work with - most of my clients say "I dont mind" - then proceed to request change after change because its "not what they wanted" :rant: , only to end up (after much annoyance from me) with a design which is what they have always had before... ah well - still pays the bills
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