Thanks for the feedback Adam.
Looking at it now, I'm not sure why i gave the B a different base. I think keeping it like the others would have made it look less like the O.
I guess i could always increase the weight of the top line too to make the O feel less like a U
adambomb said on
Sep. 02 '10
It's hard to read, but I like the look. I'm getting a "U" feel from the O, too. I think the O should more or less mirror itself from top to the bottom. (Other than the fact that the "spike" isn't directly in the middle, of course.) Same with the B -- make the same curve you've got at the top right, at the bottom.
I'm not sure if that would make the B look more like a D, though. I'm guessing maybe that's why you avoided it in the first place? I'd have to see it. If it does, it may make the most sense to cave in and connect the middle of the B. And if you do it there, you should do it with the R, too, for consistency.
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nrcreative said on Jul. 08 '10
cobaltcow said on Jul. 08 '10
I just wanted something that I would feel comfortable wearing on a shirt after the event.
aeargle said on Jul. 08 '10
I definitely like the feel/typestyle of it, though.
Floated.
cobaltcow said on Jul. 08 '10
Looking at it now, I'm not sure why i gave the B a different base. I think keeping it like the others would have made it look less like the O.
I guess i could always increase the weight of the top line too to make the O feel less like a U
adambomb said on Sep. 02 '10
I'm not sure if that would make the B look more like a D, though. I'm guessing maybe that's why you avoided it in the first place? I'd have to see it. If it does, it may make the most sense to cave in and connect the middle of the B. And if you do it there, you should do it with the R, too, for consistency.
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