De Plane
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Does it bother you that there's no way for the airplane to make it through the loop of the "l"?
12 months ago
Pro
Dani Kelley
What if you moved the flight pattern/plane down so that the line goes through the dot of the "i" and through the loop of the "l"? Don't know how that would look per se, just a thought. Love this concept, though!
12 months ago
Unfortunately, it feels cramped (I tried that prior to posting).
12 months ago
Pro
Shed Labs
Could the dot on the "i" be the beginning destination instead of having the line cross the "i"? may throw the concept off, but may help visually bring the plan through the loop.
12 months ago
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Dribbble.Trips.Control
by John Williams
Just go around it!
12 months ago
Hate to go down this route but I see 9/11 imagery.
12 months ago
That's what the terrorists want you to see, Chance.
DON'T LET THE TERRORISTS WIN.
12 months ago
Pro
Brandon Rike
Maybe if the plane can cut the dot of the I in half, then we'll be assured that it can indeed make it through the L.
If not, I would just find a way to make the trajectory line go through the middle of the L hole.
Either way, the logo is interesting.
12 months ago
Pro
Kris Todd
does it draw too much attention if you grab the top few points of the L and pull them up higher rather than moving the planes trajectory down?
Or possibly split the difference.. make the L a smidge taller and bump the trajectory down a bit?
12 months ago
Seems like the L is a bit bulky already, IMO. When you said you tried changing the trajectory of the plane already had you tried making the green path a higher arch? As I'm asking this it seems like one of those totally obvious things that you're gonna be like, "Duh! Of course I tried that!" but I thought I'd ask. It could give more of a feel of taking off and landing if the beginning/ending points of the green line are lower (closer to the baseline) and the arch has a path less likely to crash into the L
12 months ago
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Revision 2
by Joshua Blankenship
Feedback, plz.
12 months ago