by Logomotive • Uploaded: Dec. 21 '09 - Gallerized: Apr. '11
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Kayako v2 custom type... Updated Final choice.
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I loved the type, dont gives me the feeling of balanced yet, but it is a beautiful work IMO. :)
ReplyOk fair enough. I'm feeling good about it so far, waiting to hear from client.
ReplyIf I just tuck that y backside %3E ever slightly . think humm..
ReplyFinal chosen logo.
ReplyLooks great after all that work Mike, glad you are done with it. Happy New Year to you too.
ReplyNice done, Mike!
ReplyPerfect.
ReplySweet. A Happy New Year to you!
ReplyNice. Solid mark.
ReplyThanks all, this one actually went very smoothly and quickly for a change.
Replymay all your smoothies be quick!... and quickies... smooth!
Reply%5E :) Happy New year Nav.
Replyi'll let you know.. %3B)
ReplyHere's a couple shots of the logo in use. * http://bit.ly/9TIqgB*http://www.flickr.com/photos/35898586@N08/4401211986/
ReplyLooks very good in use, Mikey.
ReplyThanks a lot milou.
ReplyI am always impressed with custom type. This looks awesome!
Replylooks great, Mike!
ReplyHey thanks Euan.
ReplyHey thanks Euan.and Amp
Replywow! very nice. Just out of interest. How much will they be using the mark because I don't see it in either picture.
ReplyThanks James, mostly it (the symbol or mark ) was designed to be used as an identifier when type is not used. like favicon or avatar for example.
ReplyOk, thanks. Not to take anything away from the mark but it's clearly your great work on the type that makes this a winner. Congrats.
ReplyThanks again James, yes the client specified they wanted a distinct, type only logo and referred to facebook and twitter as some direction, so this is what I designed. :)
Replyman i love this one - it just balances so perfectly.
ReplyThanks Nathan..
ReplyWell it's live now. A little tightly spaced for my taste but hey. http://www.kayako.com/
ReplyThanks Anthony. Yes, I have already done that... Guess they like it tight.
ReplyWonder why they altered the (a) here? http://www.flickr.com/photos/kayakocom/5510365703/
ReplyThis is another example of manipulation of logo. I did not space characters this like this http://www.flickr.com/photos/kayakocom/5510364055/ still looks nice but not as intended. I designed this to be left the way I designed it.
Replyi'm sure they didn't mean to do it either. whoever installed the letters probably didn't take kerning into consideration.
Replyexcellent type btw.
ReplyI think this is a production issue of those 3D cut letters, Mike. Check out the mark on those bags hanging up in the first photo link you posted, that mark looks just like your final, the %22a%22 looks correct, right? I think the company who did the dimensional letters you are referencing just didn't space them right and they may have altered the cut of the %22a%22 for a production issue. Stuff looks good though, bro.
ReplyColin, yeah and we can't control all I guess :) *Sean, I just can't figure out why they cut the a? I can understand but the o is not sliced. Just those little issues that kind of bug you when you put so much microscopic thought into it.
ReplyJust saw all the pictures of the logo in action, liked it a lot.**Great work
ReplyYes this version is niccer!!
Replydelicious!
Replytype is great.
Replyexcellent, Mike!
ReplyGood type!
ReplyMany Thanks!!!
Replyvery strong, Mike. Liken your other direction also, by the way.*nice gallery post.
Replypretty solid.
ReplyMikeyMike, Thanks I appreciate that.*Thank you hertzpectiv.*Thanks Lefty.
ReplyLove the type..and whole work.
ReplyThanks Hunter3d.
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