Pipemetrics

8 Responses

  1. Pro Alex Pankratov Alex Pankratov

    In the process of changing the name from Notwerk to Pipemetrics. Here's a first stab at the logo.

    What do you guys think?

    † It's a network connectivity monitoring service.

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    8 months ago

  2. scott kisloski scott kisloski

    I like the overall form of the letters a lot. Did you intend for it to have slightly blurred edges? I feel like its not 100% crisp, but it could be my eyes playing tricks on me

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    8 months ago

  3. Pro Ketan Ketan

    Name is dope.

    8 months ago

  4. Pro Mike Busby Mike Busby

    Not a fan of the type face at all, but the name is amazing :)

    8 months ago

  5. Pro Alex Pankratov Alex Pankratov

    @scott - Must be the rasterization. Crisp is easy to arrange for though :)

    @Ketan, @Mike - thank you, gents. Glad to hear that.

    8 months ago

  6. Pro Jordan Koschei Jordan Koschei

    I love your style - everything you do is elegant and effective.

    I agree with @scott kisloski about the blurred edges - it's not very crisp, and this is especially evident in looking at the light-on-dark and dark-on-light in close proximity.

    What typeface is that? It looks a little like ink bleeding into paper... I like it, but I'm not sure how well it works for a network monitoring service.

    8 months ago

  7. Pro Alex Pankratov Alex Pankratov

    @Jordan - The blur probably comes from the fact that there's not a single straight edge in any of these glyphs. The typeface is Averia, look it up, it's an interesting story. And thanks for the kind words, appreciate 'em.

    8 months ago

  8. Pro Jordan Koschei Jordan Koschei

    @Alex - Averia is fascinating; I can't believe that escaped my notice until now. Here's the story for anyone else who's interested: http://iotic.com/averia/

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    8 months ago

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