Yes I think if you remove some small detail lines it can be more clean. But that is also my style so maybe more my thing.
Yes I am not a big fan of this font but I know it fits this kind of images. It always reminds me on german designs (as a dutch person) they use
This kind of fonts often. (Even restaurants etc π )
I was trying to go for like a streetwear high end designer kind of look tbh something you could wear to the club or luxury parties idk lolll 
Yeah you make it all vector? This is very useful to use it perfect for clothes etc
If I make something like this I search first for the font I like and continue.
The thing with this kind of font itβs hard to find one who is this style and clear to read.
nope not really Iβm hoping the plebs Iβm collaborating with will handle vectorizing and all that side of the drop, Iβm just doing the design, Iβm not a designer so I know nothing of what Iβm doing which is why I appreciate your feedback and everyone elseβs so much π«π
As long if your concept is clear and you work with the right designer it would work out fine. But I always should go for vector design so you can use it all in different ways and size.
Thats why all my art is vector so I can blow it up as big if I want. Because one day one of my PopArt POPs will be a couple meter high at a #nostr and #bitcoin eventπ€
that makes sense!! & canβt wait to see it π₯π₯π₯
That's good advice about the vector. Nothing is more frustrating than blowing up an image and getting blurred lines.
Thats why I draw in procreate on the ipad but always make it after words vector in illustrator. So I can use it for stickers, tshirts and in other art things. I also am a big believer of create something that you can re use π€
