Definitely go back to the drawing board. This logo is not good. Search creativebits for the article on what is a logo (here it is) and read it thoroughly. Then try again.
Maybe it's just my eyes being wonky, but the "T" and "F" really look like a table and the "S" a curvy seat. Try bolding up the acronym, reconfiguring the letters to conform more to a table and chair setting. And then lose the sideways type.
Tuck "HE" up under the "T"; "urniture" up beside the "F" in between its two bars; "ource" beside the "S". Bold all.
Sorry. Can't oblige. I find straightjackets too binding and the arm restraints an annoyance when trying to down a beer.
Nabokov--I take it you mean the author, not the politician father or operatic son? If so, would my rant go something like:
"The cradle rocks above an abyss, and common sense tells us that our existence is but a brief crack of light between two eternities of darkness. Although the two are identical twins, man, as a rule, views the prenatal abyss with more calm than the one he is heading for at some forty-five hundred heartbeats an hour."
Or would it be more along the lines of:
"I think like a genius, I write like a distinguished author, and I speak like a child."
And lastly the pomegranate, although good for the arteries, is a fruit that would most likely give me the backyard trots should I ever attempt to gargle with it. To play it safe, I'll stick with bananas for my potassium intake, thanks anyway. :o)
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Definitely go back to the drawing board. This logo is not good. Search creativebits for the article on what is a logo (here it is) and read it thoroughly. Then try again.
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Nope.
Agreed. Start over. Consider not using initialism.
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OH WOW
Horrible. Take natobasso's advice :)
How about not...
running text sideways?!
I think it has potential.
Maybe it's just my eyes being wonky, but the "T" and "F" really look like a table and the "S" a curvy seat. Try bolding up the acronym, reconfiguring the letters to conform more to a table and chair setting. And then lose the sideways type.
Tuck "HE" up under the "T"; "urniture" up beside the "F" in between its two bars; "ource" beside the "S". Bold all.
ttfn!
3dogmama
Then get out the
Then get out the straightjacket, put it on, and start spouting Nabokov while gargling pomegranate juice... :)
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TFS?
sounds like the initials my mom used to spout off at me when I couldnt have what i wanted!
Beautiful!
I think the letters I heard the most were TFB.
ttfn!
3dogmama
You know Nato...
I *want* to ask where that came from, but I'm afraid....VERY afraid :P
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If you're talking about my straightjacket/Nabokov comment, I made that up. :)
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Sorry. Can't oblige.
Sorry. Can't oblige. I find straightjackets too binding and the arm restraints an annoyance when trying to down a beer.
Nabokov--I take it you mean the author, not the politician father or operatic son? If so, would my rant go something like:
"The cradle rocks above an abyss, and common sense tells us that our existence is but a brief crack of light between two eternities of darkness. Although the two are identical twins, man, as a rule, views the prenatal abyss with more calm than the one he is heading for at some forty-five hundred heartbeats an hour."
Or would it be more along the lines of:
"I think like a genius, I write like a distinguished author, and I speak like a child."
And lastly the pomegranate, although good for the arteries, is a fruit that would most likely give me the backyard trots should I ever attempt to gargle with it. To play it safe, I'll stick with bananas for my potassium intake, thanks anyway. :o)
ttfn!
3dogmama