Nathan D. Baney Attorney at Law, PLLCLogo Design Contest

#64 & #63 Very cool use of the white space. Big fan. Also like the prominence of the "N"and the "B." Thank you for the submissions.

#64 Can you go just a little bit thinner with the line between my name and "attorney at law PLLC" Thanks, it looks great!

How's this?

(This comment references Entry #118)

I like it bold though. The same thin, bold line you used for #66, unless its just a weird optical illusion and/or I just can't see straight. Great design, thanks for tinkering with it for me.

Sorry, I thought you meant you wanted the line itself thinner. Now I think you mean narrower horizontally, correct?

(This comment references Entry #119)

:) I did want the line thinner, the horizontal length was good. I like the line thin and dark. If #64 is as good as it gets, that is fine. It's a great design. Thank you for the submission. You are very talented.

Nathan

Nathan,

I can do anything you want to the line, just trying to figure it out ;). If the length of #64 is good what are you looking to do to the thickness of the line. You asked above for it to be a bit thinner which I did in #118, but you said that was too thin. If you can clarify I'll get you any changes you want. Thanks!

Jeff

Jeff,

You're going to think I'm nuts, but can you extend the line in #64 like the line in #140. I am having a hard time deciding between these two designs. I like the thinner letters in #140, but #64 feels more balanced given the size of the green space in the center of the "D" I don't know. What are your thoughts between these two, which one do you like better?

Nate

I prefer the sans serif letters to contrast with the serif type underneath.

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Here's one with a thinner version of the logo

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Could I get #64 with the line extended past the end of the lettering? Thanks. Thank you for playing around with the size in #142 & #143. I need to think about those tonight.

Sure thing. Thanks!

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Could I see #150 in a dark/royal blue? Thanks!

As to the recent rise of #66: a lot of my colleagues really like this one. Though a bit more traditional, it's starting to grow on me.

Thanks!

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Equal emphasis to all initials

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Hmmm . . . good point.