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The logo looks great. Even though it may seem like a pain the pen tool will be very useful. The hand traced letters look so much better than typed letters would have.
ReplyDeleteI think that this logo turned out really well. Things to improve: A more consistent treatment of the type. This logo is all about text so make it work. The type styles that you use for the handwritten portions should all be the same. You don't want to do an exact copy of the $45.00 for both but you could at least use the same style of 4. The signature "Cheapo" should avoid the hard angular anchor points. The "0" would look better smaller and not squished up against the sides. The extra heavy line on the right and bottom is kind of too much.
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