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fucksocks™
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: in the boosh
Posts: 1,615
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Not really sure a heart is really a good representative logo for the vagina monologues. At the performance I went to last year, they were selling badges with some of the more choice quotes on which looked really good and represented the diversity of the show. As for the above, probably 4? |
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Registered User
Join Date: May 2005
Location: brighton uk
Posts: 48
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i know, i wasnt to sure about the hearts, dates and times need to be added as well.. see, i havent been able to find out that much about the actual show thats going to be held here, so its been really hard. What kind of promotional stuff where they using at the show u went to see. |
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i'm done, son
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 12,262
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How about a big charicature of a vagina. A talking vagina alone on stage. Very literal. In all seriousness, I like #4, but I think that your design should have more to do with the title. Vagina - female, feminine, sex, etc. Monologue - solo, alone, speech, etc. The single heart image does a better job of implying the "monologue" part and it only barely works - hearts = Valentine's Day = romance = sex = vaginas! |
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what a pile of dogshit?
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the heart shape has been used in the past to represent a vagina (just cant remember for what tho'). I do remember seeing someone cut up an old brown rug in a heart shape - didnt so much represent as look like a vagina. Not subtle but still worked. I'd go for something like that to add a bit of texture and (as MaxH said) add some quotes over the top |
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Gibbon Trainer
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Merseyside UK
Posts: 194
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Having worked in a huge bookstore for one of the major players in that industry, I would say number 5 as it has more rep (multiple monologues = mulitple fannys/hearts). Also more imposing and more recognisible on the shelf. |
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