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Rogie
The logo for http://seangaffney.cc/. In case you didn't know about Sean, he's the next big thing in web development, cohort to http://twitter.com/squaredeye.
This identity marks Sean's official foray into the dev blogosphere. Sean's got a ton of great tricks and knowledge in that nog of his and he's finally gonna start voicing it.
Thanks to Trent Walton, Dan Mall, Dan Rubin and Brian Hoff for taking a gander at this and offering advice.
P.S. Typefaces are Ibis Text and Brandon Grotesque.
almost 2 years ago
Nice! Something bothers me though with the radio antenna going outside the bubble. Not sure exactly what it be.
almost 2 years ago
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Rogie
Yeah, that may bother some Chris. I really like it, but I've provided an alternate for Sean if that is the case. Thanks for letting me know!
almost 2 years ago
Yeah, I almost think it would work with the antenna being retracted but at the same angle.
almost 2 years ago
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Ismael Burciaga
Maybe the URL can be moved about 5-8 pixels down. That's just me. Overall it looks good
almost 2 years ago
I really do love this. I like the antenna out of the bubble.
But part of me feels like the radio is soul-less.
almost 2 years ago
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Rogie
Dan, I think that's sorta part of it. It needs a very retro transistor old world radio feel. Many of Sean's inspirations were very stale technical papers, diagrams, metallic labels on radio's etc. We tried different routes of giving the radio a bit more wonkiness, but in the end Sean loved this very traditional radio.
almost 2 years ago
@Dan Everyone knows radios have no soul. That's why this is a perfect embodiment of Sean. He loves Nascar, which means he has no soul.
almost 2 years ago
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Rogie
LOL, that's probably the funniest thing I've seen Chris say online. Let's hope Sean's not reading. He DOES have an account on Dribbble.
almost 2 years ago
I love this new style of yours, really fresh and unique!
almost 2 years ago
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Rogie
Natalie, thanks! Not so sure it's even a style of mine! More really Sean's and I've learned it ;)
almost 2 years ago
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Phil Coffman
Dig it, although something about how the cord fades out seems out of wack with the rest of the style, especially since the antenna carries on outside the circle. </2cents>
almost 2 years ago
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Rogie
Phil, think it should just cutoff at the circle? Perhaps just have a cord? Ooh, or maybe an outlet?
almost 2 years ago
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Phil Coffman
I'd say cutoff at the circle. Adding an outlet seems like it would distract the viewer.
almost 2 years ago
It would be cool if the cord went outside the circle and plugged into an outlet.
almost 2 years ago
cooooool.
almost 2 years ago
Or just lose the cord?
It's great though.
almost 2 years ago
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Rogie
Yeah, Birdy, Sean can nix it if he'd like. I really like something about a trailing cord. Don't know why. :)
almost 2 years ago
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Ryan Rushing
I like the cord also, it acts as an anchor for the radio.
almost 2 years ago
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Rogie
Boom. What Ryan says goes. That's all.
almost 2 years ago
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Kevin Richardson
I really love the type combination. Thanks for spilling the beans!
almost 2 years ago
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Matthew Smith
really great work bro. Congrats Sean!!
almost 2 years ago
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Rogie
Matthew, thanks bro! And yes, congrats to Sean. I'm proud of this work we've explored and found together and can't wait to see what it looks like on his site.
almost 2 years ago
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Sergio Alvarez
sweeeeeeeeeet! I love that Radio. Congrats dude!
almost 2 years ago
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Rogie
Thanks Sergio!
almost 2 years ago