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ClimaxDesigns said on Jan. 07 '08

you could probably jsut do a solid grey all the way through

ryantoyota said on Jan. 07 '08

The more I see this, the more I like it, but one thing that's bugging me more now is the kerning of the a-l pair. Make that pair a little tighter, make the l a tad taller and decrease the slant of the top of the t a little, and I think you may have it.

lalohead said on Jan. 07 '08

tks guys!!, i'm gonna upload one more, with a grey background and with the changes that it has recommended to me they ryan :D

Respiro said on Jan. 07 '08

Lalohead, the idea is GREAT! Perhaps it would work better with a more rounded [and more contemporary] font...

nido said on Jan. 07 '08

I think we should start calling ryantoyota the 'Kernal'!.. lol ;-)

lalohead said on Jan. 07 '08

tks respiro, yeah i know, but some how, i feel a lot of respect for classic tipography

cmortensen said on Jan. 07 '08

I love the concept behind this and love the cyan! The one thing that bothers me is that the talk bubble is so thick and almost draws too much attention to itself. I know you're keeping the weight in line with the type but it feels somewhat heavy for the bubble.

tammyhart said on Jan. 07 '08

i like the font you used, and the mark is awesome, but the slants in the a and t throw it off a bit for me

creative_07 said on Jan. 07 '08

Great Work Dude...... the speach bubble in "K" worked out pretty nicely

Respiro said on Jan. 07 '08

"The one thing that bothers me is that the talk bubble is so thick and almost draws too much attention to itself. I know you're keeping the weight in line with the type but it feels somewhat heavy for the bubble."

Exactly. This is [one of the reasons] why I suggested another font which would permit to have a more well-proportioned < k > symbol.

KGB said on Jan. 09 '08

http://logopond.com/gallery/detail/15126

drewboy said on Jan. 09 '08

I like it a lot - the Mobitel logo is on the same wavelength tho'
http://www.mobitel.si/slo/

OcularInk said on Jan. 09 '08

I think both the above linked logos are significantly different in execution. Each of these logos stand on their own...even if the concepts are similar. Just my two cents.

lalohead said on Jan. 09 '08

thank you all for your comments, means a lot to me.

I am in agreement with Ocularink, those logos are different in execution, and the speach bubbles in this days are a overused trend, thats one of the reasons i used a typograhy not so contemporary or modern -and arial black is a modern and contemporary font, in my humble opinion :3- so the execution was unique and have a classic touch. :D

Respiro said on Jan. 09 '08

"http://logopond.com/gallery/detail/15126"

Come on, KGB... Do you intend to suggest any similarity?!...

KGB said on Jan. 10 '08

similarity? Yes. Plagerism? No. Thought bubble combination of k and r. That IS similarity. I'm not saying anything bad. The Kishrown logo probably combines everything a little better. This logo, to me, reads as "talk" not "talker".

lalohead said on Jan. 10 '08

yeah, well the intention was that the "r" was sutil, and it's right to read "talk" or "talker".

i think that the ideas are everywere, thats why this two logos are so similars, but really different in execution, well i don't know really... but i'm sure of one thing i am not a copycat!! jejeje =P

nsu said on Jan. 16 '08

One of my favorite logos.

lalohead said on Jan. 16 '08

O.O thats great nsu!!! tks a lot!!

Raczso said on May. 31 '09

es bastante creeativo , pero se nota forzada la idea, como te comentaron, se puede ver una R. Creo que es cuestion de afinarlo, la idea esta.

dzungtype said on Jun. 10 '09

i love this idea!

lalohead said on Jun. 10 '09

tks dzungtype very much appreciated!

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