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What do you think?
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GypsyGraphics
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is the a logo or a sign?
it looks a bit elongated to me, unless it's done to fit a particular size.
a couple of thoughts... the two tone in Richardson's is too harsh a divide. i think a soft gradient would look nicer. and maybe make the blend follow the same arch as the graphic below. although it won't be as obvious once it's a soft gradient.
the font choice is okay, but i'd keep that stylized font just for the name... it's too much on all three lines and difficult to read in the smaller size.
it looks a bit elongated to me, unless it's done to fit a particular size.
a couple of thoughts... the two tone in Richardson's is too harsh a divide. i think a soft gradient would look nicer. and maybe make the blend follow the same arch as the graphic below. although it won't be as obvious once it's a soft gradient.
the font choice is okay, but i'd keep that stylized font just for the name... it's too much on all three lines and difficult to read in the smaller size.
langecustomgraphics
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Cool. I will tweak it.
10sacer
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Kinda reminds me of Fredo getting whacked in The Godfather II.
I would take the earlier suggestion and turn them facing opposite. Also gives the impression of multiple guys catching fish because the way it is now - the dude on the left has his pole in the boat pointing at the other guy's crotch.
Might also want to bend one or both poles so it looks like they are catching fish and not just fishing.
I would take the earlier suggestion and turn them facing opposite. Also gives the impression of multiple guys catching fish because the way it is now - the dude on the left has his pole in the boat pointing at the other guy's crotch.
Might also want to bend one or both poles so it looks like they are catching fish and not just fishing.
SignManiac
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Contrast issues are the primary problem
Jillbeans
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I really dislike your font choice.
One version is smashed one stretched.
Using the same font doesn't designate which item is most important.
I like the sunset pictorial but if the text was white and less ornate.
Something distortion-friendly like Big Red or Antique Olive Nord.
The name should be in a nice script and use the old-fashioned "Pa." abbreviation.
Not that I like abbreviations but Collegeville is a long name.
If you must use a blend in the letters go from white to light grey or white to a soft yellow or peach.
But don't put a blend in everything.
Love....Jill
One version is smashed one stretched.
Using the same font doesn't designate which item is most important.
I like the sunset pictorial but if the text was white and less ornate.
Something distortion-friendly like Big Red or Antique Olive Nord.
The name should be in a nice script and use the old-fashioned "Pa." abbreviation.
Not that I like abbreviations but Collegeville is a long name.
If you must use a blend in the letters go from white to light grey or white to a soft yellow or peach.
But don't put a blend in everything.
Love....Jill
langecustomgraphics
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John Butto
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real fishing experience
my take with my own pic...
my take with my own pic...
Jillbeans
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Better...but try a white to green gradient.
Or even plain white.
It's very dark still.
I wouldn't make it have a drop shadow but on both the name and the service I'd do a black outline with a very thin process blue pinline outline.
It's at least a million times easier to read now.
Or even plain white.
It's very dark still.
I wouldn't make it have a drop shadow but on both the name and the service I'd do a black outline with a very thin process blue pinline outline.
It's at least a million times easier to read now.
langecustomgraphics
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TheSellOut
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I made the attached image to help explain some of my suggestions.
I think you should make two gradients, one for the sky and one for the lake to define the horizon. Also you could add a reflection in the water for the trees. and where the tree line meets the water could use a little attention to look more clean and fluid.
Just out of curiousity...is that the type of boat the guy has? if so then no problem, but if not...it does makes him look cheap.
I think you should make two gradients, one for the sky and one for the lake to define the horizon. Also you could add a reflection in the water for the trees. and where the tree line meets the water could use a little attention to look more clean and fluid.
Just out of curiousity...is that the type of boat the guy has? if so then no problem, but if not...it does makes him look cheap.
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GypsyGraphics
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love Heath's example... the way the gradients define the space.