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Posted 13 May 2009 - 05:48 AM
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Posted 14 May 2009 - 08:15 PM
I think you could play with the type a little more.
what about doing something like taking and kerning waters ports equally and keeping it as 1 word?
Make sure the W and the E end at the edge of the C and the E in crave if you are going for a justified block look.
Posted 15 May 2009 - 04:42 PM
in the logo, try moving the bottom blob a little so its not touching the orb, and the smaller piece's "arm" at the bottom away a little. you have trappe white space.
Posted 15 May 2009 - 11:26 PM
yesterday afternoon I was playing with the 'water' around the orb.
I'm kinda liking the the bottom left one
Edited by .:FMD, 15 May 2009 - 11:28 PM.
Posted 16 May 2009 - 01:19 AM
Thanks for your imput.
wouldn't that take away from the look of them moving around the orb?
I did have it that way when I first made it, it looked more 'flat', like that to me?
I would like to hear others oppinions about this though.
Posted 16 May 2009 - 02:30 PM
great suggestion. I do like the water sports all one word.
stacia90 I brightened up the background orange a bit as well as the yellow. I also feathered it to blend it a little.
#3 is a combination of 1&2.
also added a little white trasparency to the watersports in 2 &3
Also played with the "water" around the orb let me know if it looks better. I did make this the first week I had illustrator so some angles didn't look all that great on the transparencies IMO.
Posted 16 May 2009 - 09:30 PM
Posted 18 May 2009 - 05:46 PM
I think it may be better then to make the orb cover more of the fat water part on the bottom. its so close it looks like it may be a mistake. I find that in design "go big or go home" applies nicely. If its subtle, many times it can look like a mistake.
But honestly, all tis is really knitpicking. Its a really cool logo and the type font matches wonderfully. I really like your color choice, but just keep plugging away. you'll get it right. I'm sure of it!
Hey there Coy,
Here's my input
I think you need to play with the "lights" on the 3 shapes a bit if your aim is to make it "glosy realistic". I'd use a mesh toon gradient coloring to give it a 3d effect...or even to make a template to draw gradient shapes over if you don't like using the mesh. I think it can give you a better view of where the color (light) should be more intense and where it needs to fade or blend.
i like the 3rd variation of the text but for "watersports" i wouldn't use an outline cos it doesn't look too good on a small font (in my opinion). I'd use a solid color, no effects.
Hope this helps, and then again like Drokho said...you need to "keep plugging away" until you like it
Have fun!
Interesting, you need to do something about font, I'd try something more abstract. And it needs black.
quote from the other day
Coy "yesterday afternoon I was playing with the 'water' around the orb.
I'm kinda liking the the bottom left one"
I total agree with you. the more transparent waves look the best. the orb is the focus of your design and they become better supporting pieces.
the weight of the waves seems to be off. You might want to try playing around with thinning the bottom one or thickening the top side one.
CRAVE is a very intense word. I think you should go for a darker orange and the font needs to be different. Pick one that has a similar strength as the logo. More sharp angles in the font may help.
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