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thomas you've come a long way with this. and your take on criticism has given you an opportunity to improve yourself. i respect that.

Ooo yeah, this is starting to work well! Maybe a touch more space between the mark and the type! I don't have a problem with the main type, but I think you could modify it a little bit to make it your own! Print it out a bunch of times and go over it with tracing paper, changing things here and there! I still think 'design' could go a little smaller so that it's not the same exact width as 'thomas'. Right now i can see it being mistakenly read as 'thomas design hughes'**Lookin great, friend!!

Thank you so much for such a lovely array of words! I stopped being needlessly defensive a long time ago, since it just prevents progress. Besides, I'm still at that stage where I've got a LOT to learn! I should be grateful that more experienced and knowledgeable designers are offering me their thoughts.*

Ahhh I'm glad you're liking how it's coming along Nathan! I see what you mean by the reading order, so I best change that to avoid any mistakes. I'm still not sure how I feel about the type though, which I think is because that it's on two lines. I may see how it all looks on one line at a smaller size instead.**I really like that way of modifying existing type! I'll give that a try along with my other little experiments. Thanks as always for your help! :D

%22experiment%22**best word a designer can know. Good for you %3B)

It 'is' where all the madness and chaos occurs after all :). I love the madness!

I like the balance in this. Except for....%22design%22. Looks squished. A lighter weight font, but a narrow font, would be a good fit for that.**Personally speaking, a personal identity is hell to create. Good luck with it.

Yeah, the font is a little stretched. I don't know why I didn't bother changing it in the first place haha! Thanks for the help :).**We're our own worst enemies. I have already gone through a few variations of hell with this, but even if I managed to finish it I still have other completely different ideas to choose from! GAAH!!*

I definitely like how this is progressing Tom! What all the others suggested are spot on too. I would even dare you to tighten the spaces/breaks a little more on the mark and even go a little bolder on the linework. It would look great reversed when the situation arises. I can see this mark already looking pretty kool on stationery. But like I said, don't force it out. Let it rest for a couple of days or weeks even. You'll be surprised at all the new angles you can come up with! Cheers and keep up the fantastic job.