Ryan-t4-250

Second Pass

9 Responses

  1. Pro Ryan-t4-250 Ryan Essmaker

    My rebound off of Dan's initial shots.

    over 1 year ago

  2. Pro Twitter-rubin-300px Dan Rubin

    Thins up the lines of the type a bit, doesn't it... I suppose we could redraw a custom, thinner version, if we want to explore something closer to your original sketch.

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    over 1 year ago

  3. Pro Ryan-t4-250 Ryan Essmaker

    Illustrator CS5 has that new line weight variation tool that might be able to help. I'm still on CS4 so I can't test it out. :(

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    over 1 year ago

  4. Pro Jory-raphael-standard Jory Raphael

    These are great, guys. Totally cool to see the process/variations.

    over 1 year ago

  5. Pro 500px Chad Engle

    I love the thinner lines of this version however, I love the placement of the last. It's edgy, leads your eye out of the circle and it's not centered... A popular choice is centered circle.

    over 1 year ago

  6. Kb_crest_2 Kevin Bedard

    Hey Dan! Love the sketch and to see the logo coming along. I'm just gonna throw some ideas in there for fun.

    1) What about trying to make the black circle look like an old movie film with some dark grey shape in here, just reallllyy light.

    Anyway that was the speaking and giving idea as typing thing. But I would say like some other comment too: thinner line, and I would maybe add some more spacing between the word "Film"?

    Have a nice one! :)

    over 1 year ago

  7. Pro Twitter-rubin-300px Dan Rubin

    Thanks Kevin! The project relates to still photography, not motion, so that probably isn't a good direction to head (but solely because of the type of "film" we're referring to). We're going to play with some thinner type and different spacing next, right after posting a few more revisions on this direction :)

    over 1 year ago

  8. Twitter-rubin-300px

    A few minor positioning adjustments to both previous versions.

    The proportions are much better between "Neue" and the circle in both instances, though we haven't yet addressed the issue of line weight and size of "FILM" — will be playing with that later, after yet another rebound coming next with another approach to formatting the elements.

    over 1 year ago

  9. Twitter-rubin-300px

    Two alternate directions I'm exploring briefly — I'm sorta kinda really digging the bottom proportions... sorta kinda...

    over 1 year ago

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