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I like the elegance of this one, Kev!
ReplyThank-you, sir. Client is very happy.
ReplyNice work Doc.
ReplyThanks, Miguel.
Replycool, crisp %26 corporate!!
ReplyThanks, Josh! Just the vibe I was going for. :-)
Replyyup looks great!
Replysolid design, buddy, well played :)
ReplyThanks Niall and Euan!
ReplyBeautiful! Which font have you used?
Replyvery nice ocularink! I don't think I have seen something from you in a while**@maheshsabh asking a logo designer what font they used is sort of..well..maybe personal. It's an art in itself to find an appropriate typeface, and it is something one should do on their own. On the other hand, it's no big secret either...and other designers might not agree!
ReplyMissed this one Kev, really nice work.
ReplyNice one.
Replyagreed. floated.
ReplyBeautiful! Very classy
Replyvery nice and elegant
ReplyVery nice, Kevin. One thing one might have done here is connect the %22g%22 and the %22t%22 somehow. Well, you probably tried :)*@maheshsabh: If I'm not mistaken, it's __Delima__.
ReplyI'm glad to see work like this make the gallery...not so much for the 'subtlety' of it, but for the 'purity' of it.**A design that captures%3B who they are, what their ideals are %26 whom their services are aimed at in one hit (and, just with type) is a very overlooked skill in today's world...usually goes under the radar for designs that make everyone go %22wow, that looks cool%22.
Replynice OC:)
ReplyWell done Kevin.
ReplyWow, it's nice to come back from a long weekend and see such a positive response on one of my logos. Thanks everyone!**@raja : Lots of other projects keeping me tied up these days. I'm hoping to post up some new work soon. Be on the look out. :-)**@Art Machine : Great observation and suggestion, Julian. Lots of different positioning of the type was tried out, including a t/g ligature. In the end, though, I wanted the %22Stratton%22 type to be centered with the %22Magdalein%22 type since most of the emphasis is on those two names.**@Hayes Image : Thanks, bud. Completely agree with you.
Replynice typography!
ReplyAppreciate it, Jiyoung.
Replyloving that typography!
Replynice one Kev!
ReplyThank-you, ponline. Much appreciated, Nathan. How you doin' bud?
ReplyI like the color-scheme and the ampersend. Well done!
ReplyThanks Mattia! Website is now live. :-)
ReplyTimeless
ReplyThanks, Jan!
ReplyAwesome typography!
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