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Thanks for all the insight. I'm totally new to designing brochures so I think I will start grabbing more of them at hotels and gas stations and studying them to get some idea what works and what doesn't. I definitely can see how too much information can easily be ignored so the inside layout...

This trifold brochure isn't just for any customer. It's for our own business. It's my first stab at it, so I could really use some feedback on the good, the bad, and the ugly before we send these out to print and then wind up hating them later. If there is anything at all that you would...

That's what I was thinking.

We just bought a brand new M&R 6 color, 4 station screen press a few days ago for the same reason, 2012 tax breaks. Our bookkeeper seemed to agree that it would be a good idea since we have enough cash in our bank account to pay for it in full, so we just did it. I don't think you can ever be...

I love your brutal honesty, but you deliver a great message. I think, from my experience thus far, that customers can be cheap everywhere. I greatly attribute this to exactly what you are saying, an over-saturated market where people give work away for far less than market value. I love when...

Outstanding work.

Oh well. Max Headroom is way cooler than you anyway.

Then why are you here?

I'm absolutely positive no one else here will lose any sleep over it.

That's sad considering you are speaking to some of the top professionals in the sign industry. Many of the people on this forum are internationally recognized for their work, published, and extremely successful (and probably wealthy) among other credentials. You say you don't want to be like...

C-c-c-catch the wave!

:thankyou:

I am posting the version we are going with. After showing it to the customer it was immediately a hit. The only revisions I made were kerning adjustments and changing the way the tag line is worded. I probably would have toyed with it some more, but since the customer is happy, I am happy.

Thanks for all the suggestions. I am very busy at the moment and have a ski trip this weekend so I may not post more until Monday but I will post my revisions next week. I definitely need to adjust the kerning and I will be taking other suggestions into consideration, as well.

Here is a logo I am designing for a tax and bookkeeping service. The customer painted her walls with colors similar to the three Pantones and absolutely insists that these colors are incorporated in the logo. She has owned several H&R Block locations over the years and is stepping out on her...

1/2"inch thick solid felt squeegee. Can't live without one.

I'm not sure I understand why the M's are completely different in style from each other. Also, as has been said, the disjointed script doesn't work. It needs proper kerning. In my opinion, LHF Sofia script would be a winner here if he is so insistent on a script font.

Not to change the subject but $12 a piece for 60 tshirts seems like a really high price even if art and screen fees are included. Things may be more expensive in New York but we would be at $7 each here. That leaves us with about a $4.00 profit on each shirt.. If you can get $12 good for you...

Thanks again, Moze. You da man!

Very cool articles, man. Congratulations!