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Dakota rube
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those suck, hardOriginally Posted by Rugger
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yjeezle
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not feeling any of those.
a few questions/comments:
-why are we getting rid of the serif font?
-why choose to red the "f"?
-those chat bubbles look amateurish and looks like i made them on powerpoint
-i think gap went with that weird square design near their logo too. they also dropped it. i would consider you doing the same
- my distaste for this font goes beyond measure
- why did you use a farked up "f"? "It looks cool" is not a valid answer.
- you can do better. try again.
a few questions/comments:
-why are we getting rid of the serif font?
-why choose to red the "f"?
-those chat bubbles look amateurish and looks like i made them on powerpoint
-i think gap went with that weird square design near their logo too. they also dropped it. i would consider you doing the same
- my distaste for this font goes beyond measure
- why did you use a farked up "f"? "It looks cool" is not a valid answer.
- you can do better. try again.
mktitsworth
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The top is definitely the best. The other two are cluttered and distracting. I'd polish it.
The font is okay. I like the curves and subtlety, but I think it's overly understated and simple. It's more readable and less compressed than the current. The disproportionate and different font f is jarring and detracts from the symmetry of the rest of the logo. It delineates the word separation so that the random person isn't reading "stylefor" well, though.
Edit: Looking at it, you might do well if you resized the f on the first and offset it as in the third, but without the effects.
The font is okay. I like the curves and subtlety, but I think it's overly understated and simple. It's more readable and less compressed than the current. The disproportionate and different font f is jarring and detracts from the symmetry of the rest of the logo. It delineates the word separation so that the random person isn't reading "stylefor" well, though.
Edit: Looking at it, you might do well if you resized the f on the first and offset it as in the third, but without the effects.
kwilkinson
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WTF? If it ain't broke, don't fix it dude.
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Make the "f" and the "u" red, let's make everyone happy.
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Change the u to a v and you may have something.
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