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6 Responses

  1. Pro Twitteravatar Andrew Power

    I need critique on this quick, as I think it might be bad. I don't do a lot of custom type and I feel like everything I do looks wrong. Anyone have anything to say? Is it even readable?

    4 months ago

  2. 419876_10150701296116944_505486943_11223073_241665779_n Jacqueline Saik

    Love this. 2 super tiny things I'd adjust.

    The loop on the 't' the sliver of white: I would either close it up (nix it) or make it a bit bigger.

    The spacing between the 'z' & 'a': I'd open it up a tiny bit more.

    4 months ago

  3. Pro Twitteravatar Andrew Power

    Thanks Jacqueline!

    I've been looking at this way too long, the a is totally too close to the Z

    4 months ago

  4. Pro Pondava Nathan Trafford

    it's nice there are just some contradictions in it.

    First thing i noticed is that z. why? that sharp point. There are no others in the rest of the design.
    Then the angles of certain things feel not pushed far enough. I love the severity of the angles in the o, e, and loop of the z and i want to see more of it. The P, and the swash underneath it are so rounded and smooth that they confuse my eye when paired with these 'kinked' letters.

    I'd get rid of the loop in the t and just make it the same width as if it were one line. That added thickness of it is a little wonky feeling.

    As mentioned above, the za needs some separation.

    hope this doesn't sound harsh, as i think this has the potential to be a really kickass piece!!

    4 months ago

  5. Pro Twitteravatar Andrew Power

    No no no, not too harsh! This is exactly what I want, I have no idea what I'm doing!

    4 months ago

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    Another logo option, it's for a handbag company. Opinions?

    4 months ago

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