Thanks for the feedback - really helps the process move along faster ... here is a concept including the clock you asked for. Please feel free to ask for alterations, best wishes,
could be an abstract clock with no real numbers or something like that...want to indicate we work fast and to the point could actually incorporate an hour glass some kind of way
thanks for your work you seem to be the artist working the hardest on our project...wonderful to see! Can you shade the font from dark to light and bring the shade of the clock up some more so it is more noticeable? we are sooo close! Thx
nice nice nice can we see this same logo with the font in black and the second line in a gray much like it seems now? thx for being on top of this you are outworking the others...
I would like to see something in between #7 and #13. Can we bump up the gray on the clock up from #7, but down from #13? I prefer the subtleness of the lighter clock. Yet, I am also wanting to take into consideration reproduction quality. I also like the darker tag-line. Do you have some thoughts or considerations you would like to share with us?
(There are 2 of us commenting. I/we will need to be sure that we are both in agreement before final selection.)
what is your experience of this art reproducing in embroidering and screenprinting? and will the art work you provide when you win the contest be all we need to get t-shirts and hats etc produced...you by the way are our by far first choice...nice work!
what colors and fonts are used so we can continue to reproduce this as you have designed it...we will also be using adjunct offerings we will call Team A.R.T. how do you suggest such a thing?
The general rule of thumb for embroidery and screen printing is use as few colours as possible, and try and avoid gradients of colour - stick to solids.
Having said that, you can pretty much print anything on anything these days, so its less of a concern than it used to be.
The current 1st rank of mine would probably not work in embroidery to be honest, but I can't see it being a problem on T-shirts.
In terms of fonts, the two I have used in this design are called Estilo and Granjon Small Caps.
Currently the colours are in CMYK which is the standard for 4 colour process printing.
The general rule of thumb for embroidery and screen printing is use as few colours as possible, and try and avoid gradients of colour - stick to solids.
Having said that, you can pretty much print anything on anything these days, so its less of a concern than it used to be.
The current 1st rank of mine would probably not work in embroidery to be honest, but I can't see it being a problem on T-shirts.
In terms of fonts, the two I have used in this design are called Estilo and Granjon Small Caps.
Currently the colours are in CMYK which is the standard for 4 colour process printing.
This is a version that just uses solid colours and no gradients - this gives you an idea of how it would need to be if it were to be silk screen printed, or embroidered. Of course you could use both versions for different applications.
Thank you for the information...we are only extending the contest because i have asked friends and colleagues to visit the contest for their feedback and they are as of yet unavailable.You are the front runner by far...
hey there hard worker! can you take out the dash between real and time in #33, 22, 24 we dont want the hyphen anywhere..youre hot thx for getting on these things so fast!