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Thanks Guys for the input I was back & forth on alot of your comments when I was laying it out originally. I opened up the spacing a bit raised the "F" and the dots in the "I"s (thanks Mark definate improvement. I tried unslanting the secondary still torn I like it but I also liked the way it related to the "Y" before I'll let my friend decide. Thanks again for taking the time to take a peek. I also added a splash of color to draw some attention. and a couple other small changes etc. Whadaya Thank
-------------------- Eric Roche Douglasville, GA
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as i understand your earlier post, this will be a backlite sign?
how will you render this sign?
translucent vinyls, spraylat on lexan or plexiglass, etc. ?
just an idea, why not shift all of the type elements to the right a few inches, leave the background graphics alone. just an opinion. i like the concept.
great job.
mark
[ November 26, 2001: Message edited by: Mark Fair Signs ]
I like all the improvements you have made except the larger colored registration mark. To me, it draws your eye to the pink instead of through the word infinity, and it is harder to recognize the first letter as an "i" with no space between the dot & the letter.
I still think its a great design.
Sue
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Suelynn Sedor Sedor Signs Carnduff, SK Canada
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