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Simon Walker
Tweaked.
about 3 years ago
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Jord Riekwel
I love the fonts. Are they both custom? If not, mind sharing their names? :)
about 3 years ago
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Simon Walker
Thanks, Jord. The "Tidbit" part is custom, but the word "BAKERY" was set in Mrs Eaves Sans.
about 3 years ago
I really like the frame! Nice.
about 3 years ago
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Matt Johnson
Love the subtle tweaks between the two. You've pulled off the "dough-y" feel to the type and stamp.
about 3 years ago
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Simon Walker
Thanks thanks.
about 3 years ago
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Matthew Spiel
so glad you to see you on here simon!
about 3 years ago
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Simon Walker
Thanks Matthew. Glad to be here!
about 3 years ago
Great mark, nicely done.
about 3 years ago
Fantastic translation of establishing a high-end feel with a homemade taste. Great marriage of the type and handles. At Quick glance, the "roller" reminds me of a bow-tie on that black. Gives a nice formal feel to the playfulness.
about 3 years ago
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Simon Walker
Thanks very much Jeremy - and also William.
about 3 years ago
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Michael Spitz
Again, great stuff my man!
almost 3 years ago
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Simon Walker
Thanks Michael!
almost 3 years ago
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Steve Lowtwait
I like the concept of the really short roller for Tidbit. Beautiful execution.
almost 3 years ago
Rebound
Tidbit... the Blog!
by Caroline Hadilaksono
I've been a huge fan of Simon Walker's work for a long time (I saw his work on blogs all the time, I just didn't know it was him until now).
What a surprise and an honor when a client came to us and said they needed a tumblr blog design, and they have this logo already made. I saw the logo and fell in love.
The client asked us to tweak it a little, so it'll match the hand-made look of the blog that they're going for, so I did. I really like the original logo, so I didn't want to tweak it too much, just enough to make it work for the blog.
So hopefully Mr. Simon Walker would find it acceptable. And it's so great working off of something that's so well made in the first place.
almost 3 years ago