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Matt Vergotis
Working on a signature style logo for a client. I created the MW monogram first (see attachment) which governed the stroke weights and angles that i've tried to keep consistent throughout. So far I'm happy with the first name as shown here, but the second name is proving to be tricky with finding that balance. WIP
3 months ago
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Jeffrey Devey
Looks good Matt.
3 months ago
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Gevi Marotz
hot!
3 months ago
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Florin Capota
so nice Matt! perhaps the n could be more in alignment with the rest of the word
3 months ago
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Jord Riekwel
This I like.
Love those tiny ends of the stroke in the 'a' and 'd'.
3 months ago
amazing type work Matt ... looove it !
3 months ago
Perfect!
3 months ago
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Ivan Bobrov
Amazing work.
3 months ago
Great one!:)
3 months ago
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Alen Type08 Pavlovic
Love it, very nice bud! I actually like playfulness and those little differences between the letters in it.
3 months ago
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Sean Heisler
Real nice type, Matt. Careful now, you are going type crazy my friend!
3 months ago
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Nick Slogget
Please make this a typeface for lost type or something.. that is all.
3 months ago
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matt rossi
so great! love the color choices
3 months ago
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Mandy McClausky
Not sure why I'm so into this..
3 months ago
love it as well
3 months ago
Superb!
3 months ago
Niiice
Oh Maaandyy, oh Maaandy!! I love this song.
http://youtu.be/y-qCuYEUGug
3 months ago
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Robert Williams
does this start out pen and ink or is it basically all digital?
3 months ago
Reminds me of the H&M logo but MUCH better!
3 months ago
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Claire Coullon
Wow, love this Matt. That monogram is stunning - I really like how well you've translated the feel of it into the full name. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with for the last name.
3 months ago
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Matt Vergotis
thank you all for the positive feedback... really chuffed to see this make the popular front page. I hope the inclusion of the second name is as popular.
@Florin Capota i'm hearing you, although i did want it to be a little off kilter to give it a more handwritten feel, rather then looking perfect like a font. each stroke does follow some sort of lineal reasoning.
@Sean Heisler haha! i know. The David Michael job i did opened up a few opportunities for me to do some more type work. I'm really enjoying it at the moment.
@Nick Slogget when i get a few lazy hundred hours i need to start dabbling in completing a few font sets.
@Robert Williams Not pen and ink, but pencil, written over and over until i'm happy with the bones of the lettering. then i go over the bones and sketch the angle of the strokes and thicknesses. after that it's vectored in illustrator and the tweakomania begins.
3 months ago
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Jon Stapp
This. Is. Awesome. I really love it, man! And I was gonna ask you about your process, but you already answered it above.
That ligature is just pure sex. One thing, though, if you *were* to write it with, say, a flat-edged marker, would you have written it starting with the A and finishing with the M, or would you have tried the world's hardest lettering challenge and start with the M, then to the Y, and then BACKWARDS through the rest of the letters?
3 months ago
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Jon Stapp
^The people want to know.
3 months ago
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Matt Vergotis
@Jon Stapp legend... thanks mate! yeah i don't know, it certainly is a conundrum.
3 months ago
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Matt Vergotis
^ perhaps writing it right to left will help the smearing problem us lefty's are faced with.
3 months ago