Dribbble Wordmark

10 Responses

1. Pro Grant Hutchinson

   How could I not pursue the typographic theme of Dan’s rebound challenge by expanding the character set beyond the lowly ampersand? The ‘e’ needs some work, but I’m kind of enjoying the mid-court, semi-serif action.

   about 2 years ago

2. Dan Davies

   excellent

   about 2 years ago

3. Pro Dan Rubin

   Insta-liked!

   about 2 years ago

4. Pro Grant Hutchinson

   Oh, blush.

   about 2 years ago

5. Luke Dorny

   very 80's apple-esque "pple"!!!

   about 2 years ago

6. Pro Dan Cederholm

   LOVE this!

   about 2 years ago

7. Pro Grant Hutchinson

   @Luke Yeah, I guess it does have a bit of a Motter Tektura vibe to it … a bit too soft in the terminals, though.

   @Dan Thanks. I have another variation which I think you’ll like too. A little more modulation, if you will.

   about 2 years ago

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   Double Dribbble Here’s a variation on the Dribbble wordmark I created for Mr Rubin’s rebound challenge. I ended up trimming some serifs, modulated the ascenders for a bit of... April 26, 2010

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   by Grant Hutchinson

   Here’s a variation on the Dribbble wordmark I created for Mr Rubin’s rebound challenge. I ended up trimming some serifs, modulated the ascenders for a bit of bounce, removed the dot from the ‘i’, and redrew the ‘e’ to be less awkward.

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   about 2 years ago

9. Thomas Brand

   I love the vignette, I love the photography. Yours?

   about 2 years ago

10. Pro Grant Hutchinson

    Yes, that’s my photo alright. Slight crop to fit the aspect ratio of Dribbble, the vignetting added in P’shop.

    about 2 years ago