Ugh...
 

It's true... this is just a small sample of what it probably will be like in the industry.

Another day/night without sleep. Woot. Hopefully I won't sleep past my stop again.

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Sleep pls. x___x


I am definitely going to fall asleep in class. 8D

I don't want to studyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy I don't want to do my exam tomorrow..

Yeah... I don't want next week to come. I wish the week would skip Monday... I dread the presentation I have to do.

... it is weird... I was planning on sleeping a bit before class started and I can't fall asleep now. oO

I like how I worked all night on the website and he tells us that we can hand it in by the end of the day. /headdesk



But too tired/not enough resources to make it look better. D8 Check out www.skullrabbit.com/tenku_mockup xD

Not to nitpick or anything, but you have "each bite is an unique experience." Unique is one of those special class of words starting with a vowel to use the article "a" because it sounds as if it's starting with a "y".

Edit: It scales surprisingly well. Every time I use images as layout elements when I scale things go right to hell. Probably because of the quality of the original images. I have no GFX background at all.

Yeah, that's not my text... but I was wondering about that, it sounded so weird. Thanks.

I re-designed their website. And I don't know why but the person who did it wrote broken English on purpose. To sound like they're fob... typical Japanese person English? It was ew.

Is that also why the prices are listed as 500 cents? That was a bit weird, too.

Yeah, they wanted to go along with the yen sort of thing. Though people found that amusing so that's okay I guess.

Their current website is www.bakudanyaki.com ... it made me cry. I know the person tried really hard but... it's really yeah.

No, quick, hide it from Hraes! D:

So why didn't they go with your design? I mean, as much as I just LOVE seeing green text on a yellow background...

Oh, that's because I just made this design last night...

Aah, ok. I'm also a little curious about who thought a bomb motif was appropriate for a business. At least I didn't see any sort of "We're the bomb!" slogans, so for that I guess we can be grateful.

The food that they're selling, bakudanyaki, in literal translation is "grilled bomb".

I designed a wordmark for them which you can see in my site. Client asked for it to look sophisticated and clean. Even though they are selling it from a trailer, kind of like those Asian food carts. And looking at their current site it's the absolute opposite. If they wanted to go for tacky sure it'd work but... no.

They look like GIANT okonomiyaki LOL