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A revision that I'm happier with. Thanks for the suggestions.

I think it looks much better but perhaps you could follow the contour of the banjo and flip it outward, the other way. It would balance better with the hand?

I still think the tail doesn't need to come outwards... imagine it as a reversed s perhaps, running up along the side of the cats body... but not as curved as an s though... have it compliment the out line of the body somewhat... when you have it out the way as you have now, imo, it throws the whole balance off...

Randy something like this IMO. http://twitpic.com/2r9d6i

and work on that right side hip make it follow the banjo better. Just my opinion. I really like it or would not have bothered :) I think Nav's thinking the same thing.

I agree with nido's comment. Looks as if the tail was an afterthought where it is right now. Tie it in more continuously with the body curves. Very nice though.

@logomotive: excellent solution, which significantly balance the mark

It was Nav's solution, I just took the time to visually explain it. Hope you don't mind Randy.

I'm trying to retain the symmetry of the hips, and I'm hoping to find a solution where the tail and hip are clearly distinct from one another.

It's great as is, ship it.

i like the tail as is, it provides a nice balance for the arm and, IMO, looks better than the suggested revision, since the revision reduces the hips and changes the shape of the cat.*nice work!

OK Randy, I understand. It is really cool regardless of any opinions. Makes me smile.

Great work Randy...specially like the way you have used the tail..V

what a lovely cat! its great!

Perfect logo! Cat's tail and left hand, in effect, maintain the balance. Lovely!

Very nice.. i love it.

vy ebanulis' s etimi soc seti'ami!
Ia prosto rabote hochu postavit'!

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Hey, I remember this. Turned out nice.