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SuncitySigns
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Im no expert but depending on what it's going on the lettering underneath seams a bit hard to read......
fmg
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Pat Whatley
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That top font is really not working. The letterforms are too distracting.
SignManiac
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The green tree on top of the name is distracting. And breaks up the legibility of the name. My brain reads it as EAS ON at first.
Pat Whatley
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Font still sucks....not it looks like you've got a Club from a deck of cards stuck behind an ugly letter.
visual800
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those 2 fonts are not working together. That top font is not very well readable and not a very good font IMO. Its top heavy, maybe try finding a happy medium to where you dont have to struggle to read easton and struggle to read subcopy. when using script I usually make it a little longer than to top copy so it balances out and doesnt get lost.
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fmg
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Nice. I like the lower case and the typeface my only concern is having the branches in the tree. I agree with the sub copy making it stronger.
Thanks for the input!
Pixels Are Bad Mmmkay?
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tcorn1965
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SignManiac
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REALLY nice. I know it's been done a lot that way, but it just looks right.
fmg
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Excellent thank you!
SignManiac
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You have to be careful with the A&S fonts. As much as I love using them, they are not guaranteed to work with every design. You have to know where and when to use them in your design work. But then again, that's true with each and every font.
visual800
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xxaxx
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Hahahaha amazing!!!
HulkSmash
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yes.
Gino
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I no longer have the book [someone took it years ago], but there was an excellent book explaining fonts and how to legibly use them. If anyone knows the name, it would be a huge advantage in anyone's library. It's up there with Mike Steven's stuff.
It provided examples of which fonts work with what kind of businesses and how to mix and match fonts within a single display.
It also showed how and why certain fonts worked in one display and not another. It put fonts into I think 5 or 6 categories and if you read the book over and over..... so much of it made sense back when it was written throughout til today with all the many more fonts and impostors available. The book explained what type styles were originally designed for and how to use them effectively. It wasn't so much a pick what i like kinda deal, as much as what styles got your point across o the masses.
It would do a lot of good for many of you designers to read up on types styles, fonts and their usage.
It provided examples of which fonts work with what kind of businesses and how to mix and match fonts within a single display.
It also showed how and why certain fonts worked in one display and not another. It put fonts into I think 5 or 6 categories and if you read the book over and over..... so much of it made sense back when it was written throughout til today with all the many more fonts and impostors available. The book explained what type styles were originally designed for and how to use them effectively. It wasn't so much a pick what i like kinda deal, as much as what styles got your point
It would do a lot of good for many of you designers to read up on types styles, fonts and their usage.
Marlene
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that's nice!! Love it!!!! it is breaking all the rules awsome!!!! love the colors and the way the red letters peek out from behind the gray letters like they are afraid to be seen on such a great looking design!!! :Big Laugh
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