Make the boundary visible before opening the file

Put a paper outline on the blank or on a reference photo before building the artwork. It turns an assumed edge, hole, or curve into something you can review with a ruler-free glance.

Use the outline to decide where the name begins, where supporting text ends, and which areas stay quiet. The first goal is an understandable preview, not a claim about a finished result.

Save the outline with the preview

Keep the outline photo beside the first proof so a later revision has a visible starting point. For more first-pass checks, browse the latest /updates/ entries.