Tone: Clean, calming, and professional — with a natural wellness vibe. Should feel hopeful and trustworthy, not overly clinical or busy. Imagery Suggestions: Clear, glowing skin — show results, not symptoms Subtle natural elements (calendula, chamomile, aloe) Soft greens, sky blues, and white space Optional: a gentle, human touch (e.g. applying cream on elbow or wrist) Avoid: Rash close-ups, doctor imagery, harsh reds Overly busy or dark layouts Typography: Use modern fonts Bold for title, light/clean for subtitle Highlight the word Eczema clearly — it's the keyword readers are looking for Layout: Minimal and spacious — easy to read even as a thumbnail Balanced with imagery and text — no clutter Feel: Premium, healing, and approachable Check the attached image.
Hi, please see link below. Thanks! https://ik.imagekit.io/MikeRon/Freedom from Eczema/Eczema_Front-Cover.jpg?updatedAt=1756497461261
Subtext is hard to read a bit. I would prefer if it were centered and I will advise further thank you. Also the sunflower on her arm looks to be not connected to a stem appearing as if its a rash.
Here is a revision for your review. thanks! https://ik.imagekit.io/MikeRon/Freedom from Eczema/Eczema_Front-Cover2.jpg?updatedAt=1756502759765
@getdomain4u @Papalogo just putting cream on someone’s skin is not going to work. @T.j. Detwiler i like the application of cream on this. The font is not great. The F is far from the R