What about this style?
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Moody Glen - I am looking for a very Victorian design so I will probably be staying with black or brown tones.
JustBeachy
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I'd say it's a improvement. And on the alignment, sometimes the way the words lay out, it does look more off, when it's actually centered, so I hear what you're saying. If your editor will allow, try backing it up to the left a half space at a time. See if it still looks off.
Really nice label in my opinion.
Moody Glenn
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Gotcha. Yes, that makes perfect sense so go with it. For me... I have a bad case of shiny-object-syndrome! :-D
I love shiny objects LOL
It looks very good!
Thank you for your help....
JustBeachy
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I'm pretty sure I've never met a lady that didn't have at least a minor affinity for shiny objects.
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I like the first one, the second one to me looks like to many letters going in the one direction and looks off, I think the first font for the bath and body is easy to read while you still have the top line for a bit of creativity and class.
My only problem is saying salish sea too many times when your drunk :razz:. I think you'd be spitting in everyone's face - hehehehe.
My only problem is saying salish sea too many times when your drunk :razz:. I think you'd be spitting in everyone's face - hehehehe.
Hi Claude - thank you. I'm not going to be stamping the soaps and for the very reason you stated. Thanks for bringing the subject up.
Relle thank you
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My pleasure Lindy.
You could always create a simplified design for stamping.
Have you considered all the intended use for the logo? Sticker for product, ink stamp, watermark for picture, website etc.
Is the background invisible? You may want to have an invisible background to allow the use as a watermark, printing on other color than white, white matching etc.
Last point would be, i would consider using a wider margin on all side of the design, this would make a airy design that doesn't look too big. It may depend on its specific intended use.
I will stop rambling
Cheers
You could always create a simplified design for stamping.
Have you considered all the intended use for the logo? Sticker for product, ink stamp, watermark for picture, website etc.
Is the background invisible? You may want to have an invisible background to allow the use as a watermark, printing on other color than white, white matching etc.
Last point would be, i would consider using a wider margin on all side of the design, this would make a airy design that doesn't look too big. It may depend on its specific intended use.
I will stop rambling
Cheers
Claude thank you. I use CorelDraw so I am able to change colours as I need to plus turn it into a watermark. Since I print my labels myself I have good control over that as well. Your points are all good and valid ones. I do appreciate your input...
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