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Hi everyone,
I'm working on a personal book of letters I'm giving as a gift. Someone here helped with the logo of the two foxes, the issue I'm having now is how to make the title and subtitle work with the logo; meaning, what shape and style it all takes together with the words.
This is my amateurish stab at it (not perfectly centered or anything). I tried to separate the title letters to try to make it feel a little more...I don't know, elegant:
And someone I know came up with this:
But I still don't like it much (and it's missing the subtitle). I'm not sure how I feel about the foxes being separated instead of together.
So I guess I need ideas and creative suggestions. How would you position and style the text of the title for the title logo of the book? You can try a variation of my initial experiment up there, or try new options, however you please.
Some guidelines: I don't want anything too flowery, like the cursive below.
I'm looking for something clean and elegant, yet subtly stylish. I'm flexible and not married to any particular font, but to give you an idea, have been looking at Baskerville, Mrs. Eaves, Garamond, stuff like that. Stuff that is simple with a stylistic touch. I'm trying to stay away from Sans Serif fonts.
I'm sorry I can't be more precise, since there's so much subjectivity involved. I was going to offer $20 USD, but I know sometimes there's fees with Paypal sometimes, so I added two bucks for that.
This is one of those where the parameters are less precise than, e.g., "change this color to blue please". I know I may get a few different proposals, and I may not like all of them for entirely subjective/taste reasons, so please don't be offended if I don't. I guess the more options I see, the more likely it is that I'll say, "that's it!". It's just one of those where I'll know it when I see it, but if I sense that someone is getting close, I may ask for some tweaks.
Once I choose someone, I'll send payment. And for the person I choose, if I like their aesthetic, I may ask them privately to come up with another couple of variations for, say, another $10 or whatever, but I don't want to get ahead of myself. I hope I'm being clear, feel free to ask questions. Thanks so much.
The file to use of the foxes is below:
I'm working on a personal book of letters I'm giving as a gift. Someone here helped with the logo of the two foxes, the issue I'm having now is how to make the title and subtitle work with the logo; meaning, what shape and style it all takes together with the words.
This is my amateurish stab at it (not perfectly centered or anything). I tried to separate the title letters to try to make it feel a little more...I don't know, elegant:
And someone I know came up with this:
But I still don't like it much (and it's missing the subtitle). I'm not sure how I feel about the foxes being separated instead of together.
So I guess I need ideas and creative suggestions. How would you position and style the text of the title for the title logo of the book? You can try a variation of my initial experiment up there, or try new options, however you please.
Some guidelines: I don't want anything too flowery, like the cursive below.
I'm looking for something clean and elegant, yet subtly stylish. I'm flexible and not married to any particular font, but to give you an idea, have been looking at Baskerville, Mrs. Eaves, Garamond, stuff like that. Stuff that is simple with a stylistic touch. I'm trying to stay away from Sans Serif fonts.
I'm sorry I can't be more precise, since there's so much subjectivity involved. I was going to offer $20 USD, but I know sometimes there's fees with Paypal sometimes, so I added two bucks for that.
This is one of those where the parameters are less precise than, e.g., "change this color to blue please". I know I may get a few different proposals, and I may not like all of them for entirely subjective/taste reasons, so please don't be offended if I don't. I guess the more options I see, the more likely it is that I'll say, "that's it!". It's just one of those where I'll know it when I see it, but if I sense that someone is getting close, I may ask for some tweaks.
Once I choose someone, I'll send payment. And for the person I choose, if I like their aesthetic, I may ask them privately to come up with another couple of variations for, say, another $10 or whatever, but I don't want to get ahead of myself. I hope I'm being clear, feel free to ask questions. Thanks so much.
The file to use of the foxes is below:
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So I made another version. Tell me do you like fonts, their seize and placement of text, this will help us a lot.
