Quite clean. I think you may want to get a little tighter in on you you tough.
Thank you! Your comments and feedback are very appreciated and spot on... Could you tell me what font would you use? (for reference purposes)Not bad. I agree you might want to zoom in on you a bit more, and I'd personally do a bit more with the text. It's readable, the font is readable, but I'm not 100% a fan of it. Also, it looks like the dish is side on, while the frame is circulat to look like it's top down. My instinct would be to zoom in a little more to fill the whole of the circular frame, but I don't mind the white space.
I think playing around with the text a little more might help, but overall it's quite a good thumbnail.
A suggestion in terms of the photo of you... instead of pointing to the text, perhaps point to the food instead with a really hungry expression. Looking at the text is fine, but looking at the camera or at the food with a really hungry expression (maybe licking the lips, or holding a knife and fork) might draw even more attention.
To be honest, I'm not sure what font I'd recommend. Sometimes I find fonts to be a personal choice thing. I can sometimes spend hours just going through fonts to see which work the best. I do find "Impact" works well, but it does have a bit of a dated vibe now, but you can always try to see how it works. Fonts can always surprise you with how well they can work. I've also had fonts I loved that actually didn't fit the theme of a thumb I was working on.Thank you! Your comments and feedback are very appreciated and spot on... Could you tell me what font would you use? (for reference purposes)
That's nice. What do you use to make your thumbnails?So I did experiment making myself a bit lighter and I popped a bit more from the background (Thank you for that suggestion)... BUT I said "what if I flip everything?" Since we read from left to right, and I want to emphasise the food... And now, I have this second option. What do you think?View attachment 8296
I use Adobe Photoshop. But I have used Canva and Gimp too beforeThat's nice. What do you use to make your thumbnails?