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@SortOfTested Ah see what you mean. Prefer thin myself as well I'll have a play around later on today.
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I actually kinda like the first one if the sizes were a little more proportional in size
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Quirinus7535yThinner white line, and shouldnt wreck the middle part of E.
Last one is best among those, i think, but needs improvement. -
Too thick and too thin don't mix, either both thin (not too much) or both thick (as much as you like).
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anth128135yI don't mind the stripe through Creative but it does make it tricky to read. To me the C look too much like an O, try either a thinner line or expanding the opening on the C.
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#2 or #3. First one looks like two random fonts IMO. Last one is fine, but the heavy/light contrast doesn't stand out as well.
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@bvs23bkv33 Telling someone they are bad at design without providing any sort of arguments while probably not being an authority on design.
This is like a random Joe at a conference of medical doctors claiming science is a crock.
Contrary to popular belief, only those with authority and valid arguments have the right to an opinion. -
@CaptainRant @bvs23bkv33 Yeah not much of a design person more dev, so just giving it a go :)
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@CaptainRant this design was not presented to ones with authority or ones with adequate skills and competences, just to 3.5 random anonymouses
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swappy5725y#2 though i think the horizantal slash of A should also have been part of the blank line....
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