I like it. I'm not sure why, but the spacing seems of. Those a's that are circles with triangles are also used A LOT lately, but that's not to say they should'nt be used any more.
Michael Norman Olson said on
Jan. 18 '09
Thanks for your feedback. The spacing irregularity is due mostly to the "c." Carl Jung probably has a thing or two to say about "group think" with regard to convergence in Design. That said, I created these glyphs a long while back and felt their forms responded well to the project brief and theme of the conference. So I resurrected them as one of the comps (not my favorite) for the client. Of course, the client chose this one. It's partnered with a lowercase "mid-america college art association" line of copy that resides under the "m." It helps to create a beautifully long line serving as a transition into the more contemporary/compact "macaa." However, that wouldn't fit well in Logopond's rather squarish template. :)
mr. m said on
Jan. 18 '09
I think you're right about it being the C. And I wouldn't mind seeing it with the text under the M. When I first saw it, my first thought was that'd be a great place for some text.
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mr. m said on Jan. 18 '09
Michael Norman Olson said on Jan. 18 '09
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