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denzu commented on #329
OK. Thanks.
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #329
Ok.....let ponder on it. I am about to go to bed, but we can finish tomorrow.
8 years ago
denzu commented on #329
Something else?
8 years ago
denzu commented on #329
>Is there any better way to integrate the words with the pillars?

I think, it is good now, because if I will add more elements there, then we loose the original idea.
8 years ago
denzu commented on #329
Thanks. Its classical font, suitable for this great.
8 years ago
denzu commented on #329
Gray is 70% black (CMYK 0/0/0/70)
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #329
I like this font ( the original font we used) the best.
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #329
Is there any better way to integrate the words with the pillars?
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #329
What color is the base and crown? Is it black or charcoal?
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #326

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*closer*
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #326

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Let's try some classic fonts that match the pillars, like san sarif
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #326

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Also, let's integrate the font better...maybe vertical gradient getting lighter coler to the font?
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #326

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Let's change the black ends to dark charcoal or charcoal...
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #326

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OK...thanks
8 years ago
denzu commented on #326

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Currently I did not used gradients. Thats why top and bottom lines are just black. Easier print and better result in this case. These coin edges looks shiny, but its just because used a little bit diferent color (more or less black ink).
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #326

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Also, what does it look like with only the last line on top and bottom being black?

You could do the other two lines in the base and crown as the same color (gold or bronze) or you could do gold, then bronze, the black.
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #321

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Same thing here...let's see without the bottom and with the pillar filled in behind the words.
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #326

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Nice! Let's see it without the bottom.
Also, what does it look like if the pillar is filled in behind the words?
8 years ago
denzu commented on #317

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Do you mean like this? #320
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #317

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I like this one because it is taller...what if it were slightly even taller?
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #317

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And/or the whole pillar?
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #317

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What does this look like with gold or bronze top and bottom (just the line at each end...
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #317

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What does this look like without the bottom? Also, with "capital" below thw bottom in larger bold font, so that you dont have to spread the letters.
8 years ago
denzu commented on #317

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Thanks. New entry: #319
When contest completed, then I'll tell the font name.
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #317

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Interesting! A little more space between the words...just slightly. Just curious...what font are you using? And what size?
8 years ago
denzu commented on #292

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Not sure, did I understand your idea, but a few new variants submitted.
8 years ago
denzu commented on #292

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>I like the coin theme of the pillars, but do you think it would be hard to reproduce?

What do you mean with this question? Wanna see more coins?
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #292

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I like the coin theme of the pillars, but do you think it would be hard to reproduce?
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #292

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Another way to fill space in between the to p and bottom parts of the pillar and "twin pillar" is to fill in more rings. Leave it the same size, though.
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #292

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Also, instead of spacing "capital" maybe we use slightly larger font.
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #292

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Thanks...I think we are close. So let's see what it looks like with capital both deleted and below the pillars. Keep the pillars the same, but center "twin pillar" in between the top part and the bottom part.
8 years ago
denzu commented on #292

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Thanks.
Some new variants submitted.
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #292

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Thanks! On all three of the top three, let's see what "capital" looks like with the spacing of the letters pulled in and not formatted as they are now. Also, let's see what "capital" looks like in a light green and a money green.
8 years ago
denzu commented on #298

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New entries: #305 #306
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #298

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Let's see this with just "T" and "P" in each pillar. Let's also see it in then lighter shade as well.
8 years ago
denzu commented on #292

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Thanks.
Some new variants submitted.
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #292

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I like the original. Let's try a new one. Let's see what a capital "TPC" or "TP" in the middle of the logo looks like. Also do the same thing, but put "Twin Pillar Capital" to the right side of the logo.
8 years ago
denzu commented on #292

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Here it is: #293
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #292

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Let's see what it looks like with the crown on the top and bottom (as a footer/base).
8 years ago
denzu commented on #236

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Thanks. Do you mean something like this? #292
8 years ago
ybi33 commented on #236

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Nice work. Let's see what this looks likw with the same design, but two pillars instead of one.
8 years ago
denzu commented on #236

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Here is the same clever idea, where 2 pillar fragments as 2 coin edges, which is clear hint to financing.
8 years ago
denzu commented on #233

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Clever idea: 2 pillar fragments as 2 coin edges.
8 years ago
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