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I wouldn't because the company name would then recede to the background and your depth goes out the window. I agree. More black will create better depth and contrast. This layout looks great all around though. Mad design skills.

Exactly my thought and I think that's the point everybody else is trying to make, too. Precision could pertain to a very vast number of things. Jill made a good point, too, in that the logo doesn't necessarily have to convey an image of precision. It can convey something else that has to do...

Why not just do something like this? It's bold, professional, simple, and passes the squint test from 100 yards away. The construction of your letters is lacking. If people have to ask "Is it CWG?", that should raise an immediate red flag.

I tried to help ya out and find something close on whatfontis.com and it came up with a ton of fonts that really weren't anywhere near close. The closest thing I can find that would even be a starting point is Beaufort. The serifs aren't angular and it doesn't have the additional Tuscan style...

It's the love child of Distilla Boldand Snowslider Bold. Or it could be a variation of Phat Boy Slim Bold.

For future reference... Whatfontis.com had no problem identifying either of these.

Thunderbird condensed is very similar, only with thicker serifs.

Thank you very much, Tiki. You are Incredible.

I tried the standard resources on this one and like I figured, I had no luck. Anyone here know what font "PIT ROW" is done in? Thanks for the help.

Ugly sans is more like it.

Yeah, that lower case s is definately killing me. I'm gonna have to work on it more. Thanks for pointing that out. I can see that now and will make some changes.

I've been keeping up with it and I gotta say if Shawn doesn't win I will be blown away. But then I have to wonder how mister "Two right feet" got this far. These guys are competing for the title of Ink Master? You've got to be kidding me. None of these guys excel in various styles of...

Why not just trace it in Corel or Illy? In 5 minutes you can have your clipart design and modify it to your needs.

Tattooing is a very fun rewarding career. I would have stuck with it myself and never got into the sign business but I have essential tremor in my drawing hand now so I had to find another line of work. Oddly, though, having been out of it for almost two years now, I don't entirely miss it...

I decided to have a little Photoshop fun with them.

Having been a tattoo artist of 20 years, I can honestly say that even though that tattoo is very realistic and nicely executed I personally wouldn't want to wear it. I can think of 100 better things to do with a full sleeve. This tattoo has zero flow whatsoever and is visually very confusing...

So I bought a copy of Font Creator Home Edition the other day. It comes in handy when you have a font that you like but there's that one letter, number or whatever that just looks screwy or something and you want to permanently modify the character slightly. I've also been using it to create...

Oops. I didn't even notice your second image you posted. I'm on my iPod this morning. Those look even better than the first. Great font choices this time but I'm still diggin the round hair icon a little more.

I think you are right on point with the first one but the Louisiana font is terrible IMO. Fix that and you will have a winner.

I liked it just a little better when the black logo had more contrast. I think you're making a great choice though.