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Pat Whatley
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Signmaker1234
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The graphic is a vast improvement over the first attempts, but the font choices are ill-suited for this type of business. At least you didn't go with the uber typical Papyrus. LOL
You could lower her one leg just a little to open that white space up and define her legs better, or raise it further and eliminate the condition Player pointed out.
You could lower her one leg just a little to open that white space up and define her legs better, or raise it further and eliminate the condition Player pointed out.
OldPaint
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it is to hard to look HERE??? yours looks like any of them.......do something better......
https://www.google.com/search?q=yog...GMKHWwLDoIQ_AUIBygB&biw=1585&bih=791&dpr=1.13
https://www.google.com/search?q=yog...GMKHWwLDoIQ_AUIBygB&biw=1585&bih=791&dpr=1.13
Signmaker1234
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Gino
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I think you need to look at some of the images Old Paint posted up. Your layout is very weak in typography and the image is flimsy looking.
What you have created so far is not a logo, but a layout for a sign or business card. It is not memorable or easy on the eyes to read. The flow is weird and nothing connects.
I would go back to square one, erase it and start completely over.
What you have created so far is not a logo, but a layout for a sign or business card. It is not memorable or easy on the eyes to read. The flow is weird and nothing connects.
I would go back to square one, erase it and start completely over.
Signmaker1234
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shoresigns
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Second font clashes with everything else in the logo.
Also, to expand on what OldPaint was getting at, here's a more specific search to give you an idea of just how many times this has been done already: https://www.google.ca/search?q=yoga+tree+logos&tbm=isch
I completely agree with you, but the problem is that most people don't understand design and what draws the eye to actually like something, hence they don't want to pay for it. If I went to 1000 companies and said "I'll create a brand for you, and you have 2 choices...
Choice 1 will cost you $150. It will look like the majority of other logos out there, it won't be anything special, and it won't necessarily set you apart from your competition, but it will at least be something for you.
Choice 2 will cost you $800. It will have it's own unique look. I will spend a few days researching your field and asking questions to your potential customers, and asses what your customers like to see when they look at similar companies images, ie, what colors they prefer, whether or not they like a bold look, or brittle look, etc, and I'll also, give you 5 samples, and when we narrow them all down, we'll start on the revisions for the final look, and we'll discuss some color options for you, and we'll talk about some other things before we close this project out. Almost 100% of people would choose option 1, because of the money. So while I agree with you that people just throw things together, in a way, you can't really blame the guy either.
People just don't understand what good artwork is in general, and when you try to up sell them on option 2, they think you're just trying to get them for more money. I come up with some decent work for my customers, but I've learned not to spend weeks on something, trying to reinvent the wheel. If it's some backyard lawn care company that tried to haggle me for $25 on some magnets last week, you can be sure that I'm not wasting my time trying to be the next Van Gough for them, because I promise they aren't paying $1300 for a car wrap. They're interested in basic lettering, with a .jpg of an actual lawnmower, and their phone number because it's "cheaper and easier" for me to do. They don't care about "good work". They want something quick, and super cheap. I hate it. I despise it actually, but that's just how it is. Most of the time anyway.
OldPaint
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i agree..........the guy wants a set of mags for $25......i tell him iam backed up till next week and he will have to wait for them)))).......
yes time is money!!!! BUT YOU should have enough of an edge with your artist ability ......TO PRODUCE a great design........in a short period(this is why most good signer are artists)......to start with. in the day before computer and vinyl, YOU HAD TO BE ABLE TO DRAW, create on the fly(quickly)something to show you can design what the customer wants. now the computer and clipart are just another tool to make this happen QUICKER.............its on YOU to make the decision when enough is enough.........one of the hardest things to learn to do)))))
yes time is money!!!! BUT YOU should have enough of an edge with your artist ability ......TO PRODUCE a great design........in a short period(this is why most good signer are artists)......to start with. in the day before computer and vinyl, YOU HAD TO BE ABLE TO DRAW, create on the fly(quickly)something to show you can design what the customer wants. now the computer and clipart are just another tool to make this happen QUICKER.............its on YOU to make the decision when enough is enough.........one of the hardest things to learn to do)))))
safeflight
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New version looks much better than the original!
Maybe just try some new text.
Maybe just try some new text.