Hi...can i see this in red/charcoal and blue/charcoal with emphasis on canterbury and not eleven? also, if we can fatten up the canterbury a bit. the 2 font applications are a little far apart from one another for my eye. a little disjointed by like the bold and clean approach! Thanks!
thanks. now it looks balanced, and perhaps a little boring to my eye. one more favor: can you brighten up the red, like treatment in #41`, currently in first place.
YOUR ENTRIES: 42-45 Jjust had a big team meeting and we have some requests...
Re: #42-45 we talked about it at length and don't love the treatment of the "l" and "e" depicting the eleven. THAT being said, we like everything else about the treatment, font, stance, etc.
If you look at entry #21, the owner very much likes the representation of the 11, but not the treatment at all.
So, if you're up for a different treatment as part of the n or part of the "l" perhaps having to use a lower cast "l" we'd love to see it.
BTW, am adjusting rankings but look forward to hearing from you soon! and entry #55 is still in the running...but to be honest, behind preference for wordmark with something worked in, as we are talking about...
We are challenging Iggy with the inverse proposition.
going into the homestretch, my client would like to see your design #78, currently in 3rd place in the color pallete used in #10, which is currently sitting in 48th rank slot. The challenge is to use it, apply it to your current design and still have it be tasteful, if possible. c:
One more request. Using #88 as the base, please convert the 'C' in Canterbury to the two '1's currently used for the logo in #154, and remove the '1's from the 'N' in eleven.