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Here are some reworks on a logo from yesterday. Hopefully I'm closer this time.

More I took some time, and adjusted the kerning, and worked a couple different ideas

Pobably not a bad idea.

I thought about it, but wasn't sure if there was a market willing to pay for an 90 min of design and then a canvas print. At least not in my area. I also thought it would be cool to illustrate a children's book this way.

Thanks, I kinda rushed through it, I'd like to refine the colors a bit, but I'm pleased with it for my first

Had fun with my daughters drawing and photoshop last night. It was something that I have been wanting to do for a while, and finally got the time!

lol a simple google search for nick berg will suffice, and then you will understand the "...too soon?" remark. I moved down here a little over 3 years ago from the west chicago suburbs, and it has even grown around here since then.

in addition The client actually used the terms "Sterile" and "really likes Myriad"

With your utter lack of any design credibility im sure you would prefer a nice flashy sign design with 4 fonts that you discovered on the internet last week to make up for your lack of design prowess and colors that will make your backside pucker. as soon as you can explain how a series of lines...

ask Nick Berg ... too soon?

I like it. Having talked to the customer at length about the style he is looking for I dont think he would go for it though. I might try incorporating something that looks a little more like vertebrae just so my blocks aren't so abstract.

You're right, you can be a pompous #$$ all you want, and I cant stop you. the fact of the matter is that your posts hold no weight as suggestions, or constructive critiques, and I will disregard them as such.

Thank you for giving me an idea to work towards as far as kerning and space adjustment. as for the boringness of helvetica, I have an Erik Spiekermann school of thought as far as type and design wich I understand does not mesh well with "Signs" but that is just my perspective.

I'm going to him!!!:ROFLMAO:

I understand. The 33 vertebrae reference will not be captured by most if any, and is more for the chiropractor himself so he can tell his other chiropractor buddies how cool his logo is. I could very easily use the curve of a back, the spine shape made from circles, or any of the other common...

perhaps you missed the customers requests of "clean, simple, and clinical" also, the visual hierarchy of text is as the customer has requested with Spine & Disc being the most prominent. The box surrounding the text, I feel, ties the smaller text in with the rest of the logo making it feel...

What exactly about helvetica is a train wreck?

LOL, you and your square icons. how bout this one using your input?

Client: Chiropractor Direction: "Clean, Straightforward, Clinical" What's everyones thoughts on this one so far?