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Honestly, while I will say that your retro-inspired badge concept was definitely my favorite of the bunch, I really do like the hand-scrawled type in this one. It definitely interjects a whimsical sense of flair into the mark. I feel like the icon could have a bit more of a hand-drawn look to match (I realize that distressing it was how you handled this aspect), but otherwise, it looks great.

Hey, congrats on the gallery spot!

What happen with the clients???!!!

In my opinion, the other logo it%B4s better, more elegant than this, anyway, good job!

You can see an idea in this work?! what reason was add to gallery, what's essential on choices, a lot of logos that are more than 50 floats but not in gallery, I'm confused David!

%5E Yes, I'm really digging the mark, first: because it's very nicely done with addition of fun, second: color %26 texture work for this. The only problem might be with too much contrast between type %26 mark, but that's just my opinion. I'm liking it this.

%5E%5E Pierro, David is not the only guy who is picking the logos, there was a thread about it in the forum, take a look there %3B)

I know, please give link, and no matter who is elected, what's the criteria for selection? I do respect for this logo and designer, but this logo is no where in the gallery.

Gallery Entries -**The cream of the crop, top notch identity work from very skilled designers.

Yep, I agree, but this is not my answer, a cut from skilled designers? that's true, that the pro designer right but the logo is not on a professional level.

Why does this need to be in the gallery? It's the same concept as the other one in the gallery, except the other one is perfect and this one just looks like two different logos forced together.

Early choices were not taste, but now after four years, no value is not allowed to work, some logos no more than 10 floats! Why is the gallery?

Everyone has their own opinion, our goal is supporting designers, decent works have a position in the gallery.

Ha - nice to see so much interest in my work. Like they say, better to be loved or hated than to simply be ignored or forgotten. All this interest and all these comments and I distinctly remember clicking on ''not bothered either way'' as regards comments. In the end all the praise and scorn of your peers is merely academic as the client, and their satisfaction, is what pays the bills. Just for the record, Anthony Lane, amongst others, is one of the few who gets the point of this version - the quirky, hand crafted style is what this option was all about. Apparently the client got it too.