by HerbertLight • Uploaded: Oct. 10 '12 - Gallerized: Jan. '13
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Art gallery and studios. Before its new purpose as an art gallery/studio space it was a chapel/church and later also became a storage warehouse during the second world war. Inspiration came from the buildings arched windows and stained glass - referencing its history.
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jacob light
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I think you nailed it :)
Replyagree^
ReplyThanks Ameen and Mike. Appreciate the feedback.
ReplyLove the mark. I think the scale/proportion between both elements could be more balanced.
ReplyThanks for the feedback gareth. I did wonder about the scaling of both elements and played around. I'll revisit that and try some tweaking. I'll post any poss improvements.
ReplyUpdated Image mark scale. Think it looks more balanced now? I think so. Thanks for suggestion Gareth!
ReplyClient likes black/white version - Do you think it is too plain?
ReplyThanks for the comment Lefty!
ReplyUpdated colour scheme.
ReplyFantastic!
ReplyThanks Lumavine.
ReplyNice concept!I think the kerning could be improved, especially between P/O and O/Z
ReplyThanks for the feedback Dan. I've been through the kerning a few times when I did this project. It's a weird one with the big 'O' on this font. I think the kerning is good now personally, but interested to hear other feedback.
ReplyNo worries Herbert, i know what you mean. the big 'O' in the type is a tricky one especially when it falls between a P & Z. I still love the concept! sorry to nit-pick :)
ReplyDan - it's a bit of an optical illusion. The space between the E and P is quite a bit wider than the P and O / O and Z. It doesn't look it at this scale but it is. I think that's where the trained eye comes in.
ReplyThe logo is a great optical illusion as well!
ReplyLove the depth, idea, execution. Awesome brand!
Replynice job, jacob.
Replygreat stuff, mate!
ReplyThanks for the comments
ReplyGreat to see this in the gallery Jacob!
Replylove it, especially with color
ReplyThanks dan and raitg
ReplyNice one, I like the colours.
ReplyThanks Oski
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