That's just it: I have no
That's just it: I have no idea what the company is like. Those concepts were pulled out of thin air.
View ArticleSorry for the late reply,
Sorry for the late reply, been away/busy/etc. For the record, I'm not «offended» as such when people post suggestions, but frankly I think more often than not it's beside the point. The question is how...
View ArticleI get arrow, but not cursor
I get arrow, but not cursor at all. The telling details that would say "cursor" to me would be an angled placement, so that one side of the arrow is vertical and the other a 45° diagonal. Of course, it...
View Article[The "A" without crossbar]
[The "A" without crossbar] it's been done a number of timesYes, but the samples you cite are always in context with other letters.
View ArticleI will probably be able to
I will probably be able to post soon with the (A-initialled) wordmark added, which will (I think) make the "A"-context clearer.Craig, that's an interesting thought – thanks. It does sound tricky.
View ArticleKIA and NASA use the 'A' in
KIA and NASA use the 'A' in context with a word. That makes it readable and obvious that it is the letter 'A'.Using a standalone "A" without a crossbar and without a phonetic context makes it more...
View ArticleI get arrow, but not cursor
I get arrow, but not cursor at all. Me too! I also think it’s worth to try a cursor version, but maybe just with a small angle at the bottom and a small non-horizontal angle on the left bottom of the...
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Final result FYI: Thanks
Final result FYI: Thanks for the «angle» thought. By ever-so-slightly tilting the cursor (and making it much smaller – and that curve-vs-corner thing*), it becomes more recognizable as a cursor...
View ArticleI love it, very sharp
I love it, very sharp (meaning smart and crisp rather than sour or jaggy). I really dig the way you've given the arrow its own foreground although it's the counter — that clever tilt making it...
View ArticleHey, thank you guys. Ben:
Hey, thank you guys.Ben: This is Lessebo stock (from Sweden it seems). My printer has been recommending it as a slightly-less-expensive alternative to Conqueror and the like; it comes in different...
View ArticleLooks great. Is it an offset
Looks great. Is it an offset print? Got any close-up shots of the stock?
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Yes, offset. It's a 2-color
Yes, offset. It's a 2-color print (with 3 different color variants for the second plate). It's actually not an especially funky stock, it probably looks less smooth in that previous pic than it is…...
View ArticleSorry for another question,
Sorry for another question, but is this the uncoated ivory, 300gsm?
View ArticleAsk as much as you want! I'm
Ask as much as you want! I'm just surprised at the stock getting so much attention. And yes, I just checked and it is the matte/uncoated Ivory at 300gsm.
View ArticleWell for me, business cards
Well for me, business cards have often been rather disappointing, even when examining samples beforehand. These look very good indeed — no doubt also due to your expert typography.
View ArticleWhat, no old-style
What, no old-style figures? Just kidding – the effect of the slightly angled inner part of the serifs is astonishing! Great details, great work indeed.
View ArticleThanks guys :-) Ben, the only
Thanks guys :-) Ben, the only thing that has always been disappointing for me is printing business cards in digital. Blegh. It can be hard to communicate the cost of offset printed cards (especially...
View ArticleI'd use lining figs for a
I'd use lining figs for a phone number and/or zip/post code too.I was thinking the same about offset but we do have a lot of colours in our logo so that might be a bit difficult. I'm not very au fait...
View ArticleThis turned out a very nice
This turned out a very nice and clever logo. The kind you can assign on some contests or annual books... I would almost guarantee it will be shown...Congratulations.
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