John Butto
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Marlene"s World
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The wallpaper doesn't bug me, it reminds me of the "lace" effect used a lot (with paint) in Kustom Kulture.
I still reallllllly dislike the "hand done" lettering in the logo, it's got so many issues, which someone who really does hand letter would not do.
Secondary copy would go up in the bare spot to the right of the name.
Preferred the name in white with the ribbon thing in blue.
"little amateurish" is there a big amateurish? As far as the type he is doing, is that is not accepted by the "typenazis"? I don't really see the difference in the wraps except maybe one has a lot more orange. He put the slant, has a design like the circles. Looks like we got a Dan wannabe. He just needs to surround himself with some artists.
"little amateurish" is there a big amateurish? As far as the type he is doing, is that is not accepted by the "typenazis"? I don't really see the difference in the wraps except maybe one has a lot more orange. He put the slant, has a design like the circles. Looks like we got a Dan wannabe. He just needs to surround himself with some artists.
I didn't want to spend too much time on this, but rather than try to explain why I'm not crazy about the lettering, I figured I would show you a few things I might fix. Obviously it's a quick attempt and isn't perfect. The overall curve on my attempt isn't perfect, the balance is a little off, etc... But the actual letters are the main problem I see with yours, so that's what I'm trying to demonstrate here. One thing I will note is that the way you have the last "R" wrap around at the bottom on your design, kind of makes it read as a "B" so I would try to figure out an alternative strategy for that.
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To help you guys visualize the wrap a little more
To help you guys visualize the wrap a little more
For what it's worth the graffiti style may attract a certain percentage of people out there, but it could do so at the expense of a larger group of people. Personally If I were wanting to hire a professional to help me with my image, whether it be logos, signs or wraps, I might not be persuaded by graffiti imagery. I personally can see the art in graffiti but, I think most people associate graffiti with the vandalism they see on the side of railcars. They might see graffiti as a nuisance and an eyesore. So like I said, this may appeal to a select group, but why not appeal to as many people as possible?
Still, if people know him in his area for that logo and its working for him already, there really isn't that much need for a change.
The logo is hand drawn its not a font (besides the Graphic Co. part) and we're not changing it.