Vectorian

25 Responses

1. Pro Sergey Shapiro

   Final stage.
   Polishing vector, working with balance, thickness, kerning and etc.
   My eyes tired of a bit... suggestions?

   Attached is the version without texture.

   10 months ago

2. Steven Schroeder

   It's rad, but something seems off about the texture applied.

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   10 months ago

3. Pro Muhammad Ali Effendy

   M A R V E L O U S !

   10 months ago

4. Pro Sergey Shapiro

   @Steven Schroeder Thanks Steven! Attached non-texture option.
   @Muhammad Ali Effendy Thank you Ali!

   10 months ago

5. Peter Tait

   Looks epic. Maybe the flick on the 'n' is a bit forced, as if it's not natural, but I'm not sure...

   Looks really great though!

   10 months ago

6. Pro Sergey Shapiro

   @Peter Tait It's more for balance. Thank you.

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   10 months ago

7. Steven Schroeder

   Ah, I love the non textured one. I also don't think it would look bad with some texture, I just think this texture felt a little off for this style.

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   10 months ago

8. Pro Logan Johnson

   This turned out great! I really love the non-textured one.

   10 months ago

9. Pro Matthew Tapia

   Looks great Sergey!

   10 months ago

10. John Kane Smith

    I think the a/n could use a little space and r/i may have a bit too much, but otherwise its great! That t crossbar rules!

    10 months ago

11. Pro Davide Giliati

    Would look perfect without the texture. Still amazing!

    10 months ago

12. Pro Shaun Moynihan

    I really like it. My only feedback would be to add a little more emphasis/thickness to the word 'vectorian'

    Overall, beautiful.

    10 months ago

13. Vincent Le Moign

    I still love it, but I prefer the non-textured version. Agree with Shaun too, a little more thickness on the word vectorian would be great. It looks a little more fragile than the draft version.

    10 months ago

14. Pro Arlo Vance

    The vertical strokes of the n need a little more weight to balance with the i and a. The counter in the n could be a little more open with the base stroke opening slightly more. That'll probably help the final stroke feel a little more natural also.

    10 months ago

15. Luka Balic

    Beautiful!

    10 months ago

16. Pro Owen Jones

    Must admit, looks perfect to me dude. Great stuff.

    10 months ago

17. Forsuregraphic

    Fresh as always.

    10 months ago

18. Pro Rudy Hurtado Global Branding

    Once again Sergey, you nailed it.

    10 months ago

19. Pro Ged Palmer

    So good! Has a really authentic feel of penmanship to it. Any chance the 'n' could connect to the bottom flourishes?

    10 months ago

20. Pro Tobia Crivellari 

    Cool! @Sergey Shapiro

    10 months ago

21. Jonny Delap

    Lovely type!

    10 months ago

22. Pro Vilen

    Just beautiful!

    10 months ago

23. Claire Coullon

    Just catching up with your latest shots, love the style of this one (those swashes..!) The way the 'V' and 't' crossbar connect is really great too. The only thing I was going to mention was the spacing like @John Kane Smith touched on, I think 'ria' (especially r-i') feels a little bit loose compared to the start of the word. Otherwise the letterforms and curves all look beautiful.

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    10 months ago

24. Pro Sergey Shapiro

    Thank you all for your comments and opinions, truly appreciate it!
    @John Kane Smith @Claire Coullon Thank you very much and I absolutely agree with both of you, AN needs more space but RI and IA need less space. Thanks again!

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    10 months ago

25. Pro Serge Guerriero

    Beautiful! harmonious!

    9 months ago