Lion & Anvil v2

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  1. Pro Mike Jones Mike Jones

    Thanks to all that helped bring this about from version one with all your great comments and feedback. Looking for more of the same so I can bring this puppy home! Many thx in advance!! Full Version Attached.

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    7 months ago

  2. Pro Joseph Alessio Joseph Alessio

    Looking great! I might lose the curved cross-stroke of the N, somehow doesn't seem to fit in. Love the &, A, V, etc. Good stuff!

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    7 months ago

  3. Pro Gert van Duinen Gert van Duinen

    That's something really awesome Mike!

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    7 months ago

  4. Claire Coullon Claire Coullon

    Great to see this one Mike! It's come along so well. I especially like what you've done inside the 'O', it's such a nice touch. The ampersand positioning/size seems much better now too.

    It's a small detail, but the flourish inside the 'R' in the banner feels a little distracting. I really like it as a character, but to me it seems a bit out of place in the context of the tagline as a whole (like it commands too much attention). Love the type overall on that phrase though.

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    7 months ago

  5. Pro Mathias Temmen Mathias Temmen

    Yesssss!

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    7 months ago

  6. Pro Mark Jooste Mark Jooste

    Looking good Mike! I'm a bit distracted by the "A" Tail loop with the wavy lines on it though? Not sure what it is supposed to represent or just for decoration. Might be too much black if it were solid (not sure). Really like how the ribbon turned out.

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    7 months ago

  7. Pro Michael Spitz Michael Spitz

    Looks great Mike.

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    7 months ago

  8. Pro Sean McCabe Sean McCabe

    Looking good, Mike! Only critique would be that the 'N's should have the weight on the angled downward stroke—stems should be thin (note the heavier downward stroke of the 'V' which you have correct—the angled stroke of the 'N' should match this). I would also echo @Mark on the 'A' swash decoration (unless I'm also missing its intended depiction of something). It's a bit busy, and I think you'd be better off having it solid (possibly changing it's shape if you think a different shape would better fit a solid fill) in order to give more needed attention to the beautiful banner you have. =)

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    7 months ago

  9. Sully Sully

    Great work, mike

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    7 months ago

  10. Pro Mike Jones Mike Jones

    Thanks to all!! I hear you all loud and clear and will fixin' those things up tonight via skype with the client. Many thanks again for the feedback. As far as the flourishy thing on the "A" its supposed to be a kinda Victorian style flourish, must have failed...lol! Also prop for the "N" catch fellas - and @Claire Coullon I fixed that "R" and the font on the banner is from http://www.letterheadfonts.com and it called "BootCut" - it was also my base for my lettering this go around per the clients request. So check out that great font resource if you have not already.

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    7 months ago

  11. Pro Nick Slater Nick Slater

    Damn that looks great!

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    7 months ago

  12. Pro Mitch Barbour Mitch Barbour

    This looks awesome bro! Great job!

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    7 months ago

  13. Pro Neil Tasker Neil Tasker

    looks great, I also agree the flourish in the R brings a lot of attention although it is nice looking, I keep staring at it when I try to read the rest, so it is a bit distracting

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    7 months ago

  14. Kyle Kyle

    Looks good!

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    7 months ago

  15. Pro Kevin Layshock Kevin Layshock

    some of that line work in the swash on the A is well-contrasted and quite lovely.

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    4 months ago

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