Tweaked the wordmark, because it wasn’t quite there. Here’s the first stab:
Here’s the new one:
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A very nice illustrated feel.
Cool.
Nice logo! I like the ribbon version. (2 cents) Positioning of “Then Some” reads slightly better in 1st one.
Thanks, Tony – looking at it now, I completely agree that positioning in the first one will give it more balance.
When I get a chance to breath, I’ll fix it.
Thanks for the “designers eye for web guy”.
If you are worried that the”&” is indistinguishable try chosing a more conventional-looking one that fits the space and retains the look you desire.
Great tip. The actual idea kind of got built around the garamond italic &, because I’ve always liked it so much. But with the curves in the ribbon now, that element isn’t as necessary. Thanks for that!
I think the “&” looks like a wheelchair kinda
Hey – Glenn, you’re right. I never even noticed it before, but you’re right, it does look like a wheelchair.
I still think Tony’s right – when I get a chance I’m going to switch to a less stylized version….
Shake it loose – and let it fall I like the first one better…
Thanks for dropping by, Julie!
Hey, Jesse – Didn’t know you had this website – Looks like lots of fun!
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Comment test. Please disregard!
Yes, another comment test.
Again, please ignore it. But feel free to leave a comment of your own!
What’s with all the tests? :~)
A very nice illustrated feel.
Cool.
Nice logo! I like the ribbon version.
(2 cents) Positioning of “Then Some” reads slightly better in 1st one.
Thanks, Tony – looking at it now, I completely agree that positioning in the first one will give it more balance.
When I get a chance to breath, I’ll fix it.
Thanks for the “designers eye for web guy”.
If you are worried that the”&” is indistinguishable try chosing a more conventional-looking one that fits the space and retains the look you desire.
Great tip. The actual idea kind of got built around the garamond italic &, because I’ve always liked it so much. But with the curves in the ribbon now, that element isn’t as necessary. Thanks for that!
I think the “&” looks like a wheelchair kinda
Hey – Glenn, you’re right. I never even noticed it before, but you’re right, it does look like a wheelchair.
I still think Tony’s right – when I get a chance I’m going to switch to a less stylized version….
Shake it loose – and let it fall
I like the first one better…
Thanks for dropping by, Julie!
Hey, Jesse – Didn’t know you had this website – Looks like lots of fun!