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Feedback on new customer logo

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Nah, never to busy to critique someone's work ;)

 

I like it - however, I think the kerning in the text 'Recruitment' is too tight and uneven. Also the strokes are a bit thin at that size for clear reproduction. Perhaps a sans serif font would be more effective?

 

Steve.

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Thanks - the kerning was already on the font, so I've not touched it.

 

It needs something, so i'm sure the customer will give me some feedback. I seem to have gone hectic busy these last few days.

Thanks - the kerning was already on the font, so I've not touched it.

 

It needs something, so i'm sure the customer will give me some feedback. I seem to have gone hectic busy these last few days.

 

If the client likes it, it doesn't need to be touched. Goodonya! :)

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Ill see what he says, when I see him later. So far, he likes it so hopefully he will sign it off.

 

I gotta say, being creative 12 hours of the day, is draining :)

Ill see what he says, when I see him later. So far, he likes it so hopefully he will sign it off.

 

I gotta say, being creative 12 hours of the day, is draining :)

 

That's a good position to be in. :)

the kerning of the 'ui' is too tight - the t at the end should also line up with the end of the 'R' - you could reduce the font size a touch - half a point just to let it breathe a little and so you have some small space to make those adjustments

 

if you look at the logo as it is on this forum post (i.e. the thumbnail) you'll see the 'recruitment' is a bit too hard to read

 

the font comes with its own kerning attributes but it's your job as a designer to adjust them if and when necessary, to tweak it that bit more to make it function well and look good

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Can I ask what it means?..

 

You may have a legitimate reason of course of designing it like that but without knowing what it means and why you have positioned the text the way it is, why you have used those fonts and colours, why the text is that size against each other I am not sure I can really comment on whether it's good or not.

 

Of course it's pleasing to the eye but without meaning a logo means nothing.

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Can I ask what it means?..

 

You may have a legitimate reason of course of designing it like that but without knowing what it means and why you have positioned the text the way it is, why you have used those fonts and colours, why the text is that size against each other I am not sure I can really comment on whether it's good or not.

 

Of course it's pleasing to the eye but without meaning a logo means nothing.

 

 

Of course - A & R is the initials on the owners of the business.

 

As for your other questions:

 

The font - I chose this font because its a modern twist on a typically Serif weighted font. Serif fonts are known to be bold and important like The Times newspaper, even though this font has the serifs (the feet and flicks at the end of the letters) removed, the weight of the letters carries the feeling through. Its a modern twist on something classic bold and important, strong and sturdy. Exactly what people want from an employment company

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Wow. Some pretty talented people on here. I love the A&R logo, just not sure on the other one but I think that's a personal preference. Great work!

 

Which other one?

Which other one?

Sorry my bad. I take it your logo was there for another reason, not for feedback. My bad, ignore that comment ;3

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Very Good work.

i'm also curious how it would look like if the "recruitment" word was written in capitals.

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