Well first thing, I would recommend putting in more time into the design. Especially if one were to ask for feedback. I see a lot of new designers brag about how quick they made the design and then show of something very basic, in which is difficult to give criticism without bashing the person.
I don't feel like he's bragging about it in any way, more like giving a reasoning for the simplicity behind it.
This does limit your chances of actual feedback because there isn't much to give feedback about. (imagine a cook asking for feedback on instant noodles)
If you're asking if a different font would've been better, then it's important that we have context around said font.
Font choice is something that should be based around the design, if you get where i'm going with this. Nearly any font could work on a dark stripe pattern backdrop if you like the font itself.
As for the piece itself, this looks very low quality, or rather cheap because of the design decisions you have made which are as follows:
- Runescape gold text looks outrageous with these borders, remove them.
- The stealth market text has a thick outline, which makes it look visually appalling.
- The coins are poorly integrated, it's not lined up with the text and the sizing doesn't serve it right.
Always hold shift while free transforming to keep the aspect ratio, coins indeed are stretched out horizontally and it looks weird.
Use rulers to line up with text or elements (ctr+r to toggle i think).
- The f22 text, why is it there? text integration makes it look a lot worse, you should make the logo smaller and the text beneath it.
Definitely do your own thing, If you feel it should be inside then by all means try to make it work.
I recommend you to avoid asking for feedback on any work you do if you're willing to spend 5 minutes or less on it. You need to put more effort, and raise your personal standards on the work you do.
Maybe it's not so much him not being willing to spend more time, just not knowing what else he could've done to it.
Keep asking for feedback and don't get discouraged, even if it is a 10 minute piece.
Just try checking yourself if there is alot of feedback to be given in the first place.
I don't know anyone who's first work was A+ so just keep it up and try learning new techniques, keep looking up tutorials, etc.
Looking forward to seeing more of you!