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Don't mind critiques, but I'm not actively looking for them
- Dianne Dieplo
- by itsgareth
- Classical Voice Training Coach
- Number of views: 2636
- Dated Submitted: Dec. 30 '07
- Added to Gallery: Jan. 01 '08
Dec. 30 '07
logomotive said:I agree with heirophant, and the curve on the front of the D could use some finer shaping )) that way. It might be because of where the top part of the note comes into the D? I don't really think you need the top part of note as it is distracting especially at that extreme curve.
Dec. 30 '07
logomotive said:Gareth, no problem, never been good at explaining my thoughts.
The "note" d in the case is acting as the counter or negative space, so as your facing it look to the left of the note, then see the difference in white area to the right. The left has too much or right not enough. This can be compensated by making the bowl ( curve ) wider or moving note over. The top part of the note looks like a nick in the D instead of what it's suppose to. have you thought about placing the entire note inside? not sure if would work but I feel it would represent the lil' d also.Just my opinion. Hope I explained it a little better.
Dec. 31 '07
logomotive said:Well, sometimes the little details make all the difference. IMO this is looking better each time, I still think the bowl of the D needs to be slightly wider. If you Ever measure a character with a bowl, it is always slighter wider (from counter to bowl) than the stem, it's an optical thing due to the loss of white space at the curves. It helps If you look at it as a square box. Sorry to be so nit picky but considering it is the main focal point, it's something I would address.
Jan. 19 '08
champagneblue said:I'm really impressed with this. It makes so much sense and caters perfectly to it's purpose. Fantastic!
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Dec. 30 '07
heirophant said:I love the concept of the note being the [correct me if I'm wrong here] bowl of the 'D'. My only suggestion would be to make it slightly larger.