by SeanHeisler • Uploaded: Jan. 19 '10
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Unused proposal with new name.
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Thanks, Anthony. Simple use of shapes and color to create implied movement.
ReplySimple and yet so effective! Good job!
ReplyAwesome work Sean:)
Replylooks good to me! :)
ReplyThanks Dylan, Anthony, Roko and Matt!**@ Anthony - Thanks for commenting. I agree with you on the use of gradient, as you can tell from my folio I usually don't tend to use gradients but it fit the concept here and I use it subtly. Glad you find it working! As you can see I moved the type to the right and made the symbol a little smaller. I think originally I was going for more of a symbol dominant orientation to play up the symbol more, which I think worked fine, I liked this a-symmetry, but this works great too - nice alignment going through the mark and top of the type. If anyone who sees this whom saw it before feels the original orientation was stronger let me know (trying to avoid posting a V2). Thanks!
ReplyI think the sense of movement here is great. Reminds me of what a more attractive Medusa would be styling her snake-hair as. Really quite beautiful. I don't know what the original orientation was, but this works very well, visually speaking.
ReplyThis is really great looking Sean. Awesome color palette btw.
ReplyThanks JF and Joe!!
ReplyThanks! Yes, love the false line too. Thanks for the suggestion!
ReplyLooks great Sean!
ReplyThanks, Michael!
Replygreat work with the gradients and balance here Sean!*... also reminded me of Medusa : )
ReplyThanks a bunch, Rich! Good to know the movement is communicating. Maybe I should rename it Medustreams. :)
ReplyI like the attention to detail, so precise really good work!
ReplyThanks again, Dalius.
Replyhow come i missed this? lovely piece! I love that mark! perfect symmetry.
ReplyI missed it too. love the type, good for long names.
ReplyPaul and Rudy, really appreciate it!
ReplySimply great.
ReplyThanks, Nikita, I appreciate your comment and glad you like it!
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