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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Bristol
Posts: 3,299
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Thats a much better incorporation of the arrow, maybe try a version without the gradient and a different arrow head, also try a more readable font one that has less of a 'trying to be futuristic' feel to it |
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Is you calling me hugly?
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Sheffield, England
Posts: 89
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mechanical services are industrial pipe fitting and other things of that nature, my mate and his dad are starting up on their own.. check out your opions please and your opinions please ii for further insight. |
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Is you calling me hugly?
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Sheffield, England
Posts: 89
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i don't know if they are gunna go as far as personalised safety equipment, if they do i'll probably just have black fading into clear. And for Stylin328 its GauFontLoveRocket on both counts. |
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Is you calling me hugly?
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Sheffield, England
Posts: 89
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Cheers for that everyone, I too like the blue one... it is one of three colour combinations I have forwarded. As for the solid colour thing, i'm not sure about the arrow looks. I am still playing with it though so I may have an update soon. |
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jorge regula
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sorry to piss on your parade, but it's horrible - doesn't work for me in the slightest, the arrow looks like word art, and the type is years out of date. Think cleaner, simpler, think how well it'd work if the logo was sued as the same size as it appears in that thumbnail, where I can't in anyway discern the 2nd line of text. I think a cleaner, flatter, more static approach would work better - there's too much moving about here, the arrow flying around, the italicised text. Why not explore representing pipe shapes/forms through 2D arrows, different heights etc. Feels really out of date. |
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