The Albert Pujols
card was released on Topps’ Twitter account.
I’ll tell you right now, I’m a fan of this design. It’s clean and crisp and best of all, I think the photography on this card is great.
What do you guys think?
September 16, 2010
Topps' sneak peek at 2011 baseball
Topps released a sneak peek at its baseball flagship for 2011, the company’s diamond anniversary.
The Albert Pujols card was released on Topps’ Twitter account.
I’ll tell you right now, I’m a fan of this design. It’s clean and crisp and best of all, I think the photography on this card is great.
What do you guys think?
The Albert Pujols
card was released on Topps’ Twitter account.I’ll tell you right now, I’m a fan of this design. It’s clean and crisp and best of all, I think the photography on this card is great.
What do you guys think?
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If only the low end topps designers gave hints to the high end guys. Their low end = so much win, high end = so much fail.
ReplyDeleteSame terrible card stock?
ReplyDeleteI would agree with that. 2011 should be interesting. Topps made a big deal out of their diamond anniversary at the national.
ReplyDeleteI'm assuming there's a white border on that thing? I just saw another report that said it was a full-bleed photo design.
ReplyDeleteI want to see Saltilamachia's name on that card.
ReplyDeleteagreed photo is good - I will have to see more cards before I can form an opinion on the design.
I for one don't like it ... it looks as if it belongs nestled in with the rest of those godawful early 1990's topps set designs.
ReplyDeleteI'm all for it, IF those gradient shades of gray aren't foil.
ReplyDeleteI like it. It's way better than this year's design. 2010 just looks cheap and I can't believe they used it for football and WWE too (insert #fail hash tag here). 2011 looks classy though, aside from the border. But that's always a problem, so w/e.
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not crazy about the gradients and the typeface on the Player Name.. but not bad.
ReplyDeleteNight owl, my understanding is that there is a white border. That was the image that Topps tweeted. I didn't make any adjustments to it.
ReplyDeleteI agree that this design is far better than 2010's. I don't hate foil stamping, but it would be nice if Topps were to buck the trend and leave the foil off with this release. It looks like I'll be building the base Topps set for a 4th consecutive year now.
ReplyDeleteI like it, but I'm afraid the player names will probably be foil. It's too hard for us half-blind people to read them. :)
ReplyDeleteMy first impression, I don't like it. Maybe it will grow on me, but I can just see all the silver shinies and the stacks sticking together after a week, and I just don't like it.
ReplyDeleteI want 1987 back.
I like the action photography and the fact I did not see any air brushing. At least I don't think I saw any. Correct me if I am wrong. I'd rather have a great action on card rather than a player cheese for the camera.
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