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Real or Fake client not set Don't mind critiques, but I'm not actively looking for them

kaimere: by kaimere; ponder ponder ponder...; Number of views: 6511; Date Submitted: Jan. 08 '07; Added to Gallery: Apr. 10 '07

Jan. 08 '07

daleharris said:

man i love this so much.

Jan. 08 '07

OcularInk said:

Unique approach, Kaimere. I like this very much. My only complaint is the value of 'sketches. creation. realisation'. I think it could be darker. Even so, nice job.

Jan. 08 '07

kaimere said:

Still working on never noticed it but has always been a subconscious signature when i have scanned in the sketches for presentations ... still wondering if the K is toooooo big

Jan. 09 '07

OcularInk said:

Ya know, I didn't say anything, but the 'K' could come down in size as well. I almost want to see a little bit of white space within the 'K' too (i.e. where it loops). ;)

Jan. 11 '07

kaimere said:

nice suggestion ... pondered about it but looked at it too long .. thanks bro...

Jan. 25 '07

halfstring said:

Something pretty cool going on here. You should keep going with this direction. What about the "K" as a mark?

Jan. 25 '07

halfstring said:

Something pretty cool going on here. You should keep going with this direction. What about the K as a mark?

Feb. 01 '07

kaimere said:

think a lil bit of refinement needed ... but want it to look rough and off key ... who says perfection is perfection

Apr. 10 '07

nido said:

i say perfection is perfection! this is perfect the way it is.

Apr. 10 '07

kult house said:

I'd lose the scribble effect completely.

Apr. 10 '07

kaimere said:

thanks kult house ... care to elaborate

Apr. 10 '07

kult house said:

It's a nice signature, and I think taking the simple route of using a black ink approach would convey more class and confidence in your name as an identity. I'm not entirely crazy about the fact that it's angled downward.

Apr. 11 '07

kaimere said:

but then surely the black ink approach is almost predictable tis an interpretation much like the e on your personal logo ... except less ominous but nonetheless conveys a point .

Apr. 11 '07

kult house said:

I understand your sentiment, but the scribbled-text look is something I've never looked highly upon. Many logos from the cheesy days of the early 90's utilized that scribbled/chalkboard look and I immediately associate your logo with it; the only saving grace is the typography, which I really enjoy.

Apr. 11 '07

kaimere said:

harsh comments my soon i understand your sensibilities be interested to see these cheesy logos ... cause none come to mind ...

Apr. 11 '07

kaimere said:

damn the typos...harsh comments my son i understand your sensibilities be interested to see these cheesy logos ... cause none come to mind ...

Apr. 11 '07

nido said:

lol 'my soon' lol

Apr. 11 '07

kaimere said:

Apr. 11 '07

kult house said:

I don't mean to be harsh, just giving you my honest opinion about the scribble look. ;]

Apr. 11 '07

kaimere said:

lol no ... is cool always keen to learn more ... :) hehehe ... i think its down to different perceptions ... the predecessors before us all have got us to where we are, im kinda protective over the cheesy old guys ... there logos stood the test of time in some cases only to be replaced by logos updated more times than we change socks

Apr. 12 '07

mas78 said:

I like it very much, I think the idea and the graphic approach works perfectly. The only doubt that I have is about the down right direction.... it's not progresive... it feels like heavy.

Apr. 13 '07

attyl said:

kult house is such an bright side of life guy.
anyhow the mark is excellent, I love how things that look so pretty on a sketch pad and don't always apply to anything "usable" that can really be critiqued.
this is that.

Apr. 14 '07

kaimere said:

Thanks i think :)