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Asian Pacific Community in Action. This one is all about unity.
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...and this one I like the most!
ReplyI like this one too, though I really suggest more space between the mark and type, the flower is crushing the the type lol
Replyim not sure if you have already, but one thing i think that might help this would be to try some soft gradients (not severe) coming from the centre, just to make it pop a little more. *just a thought though :D
ReplyThanks for the comments guys.
ReplyThis one looks more fit for tiling shop .. probably because of its mosaic-like appearance. Also the colors .. I would probably not associate this palette with something Asian. Indian or even African - maybe, but not Asian.**Varying width of the outlines is a very nice touch. Subtle, but it's working.
ReplyThanks epsilon, palette does skew as you mention. WIP.
ReplyLove how you tapered the lines towards the center of the mark. Really makes this more unique and stand out.
ReplyThanks Oc. Going for a bit of a paper lantern feel but not really if that makes any sense.
ReplyLooks like a church stained glass window, fits the idea of community.
ReplyThanks for lookin' sean.
ReplyG I've enjoyed watching this one evolve. The black star bothers me. I like very much your %22lantern%22 tie-in and the dark in the center dosen't flow with that concept. Varied line weights in the mark add great depth and movement. The marks color works fine IMO. Why did you kern the type so tight if you don't mind me asking.
ReplyThanks for the comments joder. Still playing with this one. I played with tight kerning here just to give it a little custom treatment to the typo. Remains to be seen how it all plays out.
ReplyI can't stop watching the mark, it's like a mandala, i'm totally in trance %3B)
ReplyThanks nick. Look as long as you want...I'm here til Tuesday. Try the veal.
Replyi love the colors on this one.
ReplyThanks eddeezy!
Replyhw u make this? a very simple shape to a unique icon*luv it..
Reply@sbj: Thanks! If you'll notice, it's simply a thick to thin circle duped and rotated every 45 degrees around the center. Once I had that, I just punched all of the shapes together so I could fill each individually as wanted.
Replyyup thanks mate.. i got it.
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