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Keep It Close 2

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  1. Pro Sherlock_sillouette Nick Agin

    To Script, Or Not To Script?

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    5 months ago

  2. Pro Screen-shot-2012-05-17-at-4 Dillon James Sherman

    I like it with the script. I think the contrast of the friendly type use on "keep a secret" makes the last part even more impactful. Plus, it just looks better!

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    5 months ago

  3. A Adam Grason

    Insane

    5 months ago

  4. Pro Emir-qb Emir Ayouni | Growcase

    Tough choice.

    Love both of them.

    Dillon makes a good point tho.

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    5 months ago

  5. Pro Fallbeard Ethan Geyer

    yeah, this is it.

    5 months ago

  6. Pro Slater_small Nick Slater

    Love them both

    5 months ago

  7. Pro Twitter-04 Michael Smith

    I vote no script. It looses some of its edge to me.

    5 months ago

  8. Pro 200x200-logo Chris Beaumont

    loving the sinister impact after the innocent script, I prefer this version

    5 months ago

  9. Pro Picture_13 Luke Bott

    I dig no script. to me it feels foreign to the rest of the design. thats just my thoughts tho.

    5 months ago

  10. Pro Icon Ryan Wheaton

    That's tough. I really like how the script fits in there, but like mentioned above the sans serif gives more of an edge on the message

    5 months ago

  11. Pro Sherlock_sillouette Nick Agin

    Yeah, maybe a more hardass script, or back to the block

    5 months ago

  12. Pro Atomicvibe-avatar-300x300 Jon Stapp

    I agree with Dillon up there^. Script gets my vote. It bends perception, because it's pretty and sweet, and it's a nice optical pause just before delivering that sinister punchline.

    But beyond the script/no script debate, I gotta say that not only do I love the concept here, but the execution is superb. Really well done.

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    5 months ago

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