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For a conference at the University of Utah this coming spring.
"Our audience is primarily students interested in global health and secondarily medical professionals in global health. We're focusing on education and sustainability in global health for the conference. We want to inspire and empower students to become educated and active in helping ensure adequate health care to people around the world, and help prepare them to make doing that a part of their future careers."
This is essentially a pro bono job for an old friend. I'd love feedback here.
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Thanks for the floats, friends.
ReplyHi Sam, Love the idea. Since you are actively seeking critiques i thought i'd throw in my 2 cents... Now you may have tried this already but what if you were to combine the vertical and horizontal lines from the plus with the contours of the globe? By doing this you would lose the 2 lines that intersect the circle (including the equator!) but I think this might add more harmony to the design, while still promoting the concept of Global Health.
ReplyThanks Dan. That's a good idea. I'll try that. The one thing I'm not crazy about here are the two horizontal lines above and below the equator, they seemed to make it a little tighter than I wanted it. I couldn't really figure a way around it.
ReplyGood job Sam!
ReplyDITTO!
ReplyThanks for the nice words, guys. I made Dan's suggested changes and I think it looks much better. Thanks Dan!
ReplyOh Yeah! cleaned up nicely. atta way, Sam.
ReplyNicely done, Sam. ;)
ReplyNo worries mate! Well done on the gallery spot :)
ReplyAwesome news! Thanks everyone.
ReplyNice one Sam, simplistic, clear message. Excellent :)
Replynice update sam, good call dan.
ReplyGreat feedback, Dan. This looks spot on now.
ReplyWhat a fantastic concept.
ReplyThanks guys. Someone elsewhere had the same concern, glad I followed through.
Replylooks good
ReplyThis is a beauty. And congrats on being the man of the month.
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