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I think it looks pretty nice and clean. Are you going to incorporate colors at any point? I'm assuming the wings are kind of in homage to Chrysler or other car brands, which is cool because otherwise I'd be like "wha!?" in reference to the wings.
As far as what the client asked for/what you gave them, I think you're right on the money! The only small alteration that I MIGHT make would be to make the top of the 's' just a liiiiiittle bit longer?! I think you were just trying to not get it too close to the U- which is definitely a good thing - but it might be just a bit too short!?
Thanks for your rating, the wings are used as a symbol for liberty and independence but you`re also right...i thought it just suits to the companys profile. I tried it with a longer bit of the "s" but the client liked this version more...but i appreciate your opinion, thank you.
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I think it looks pretty nice and clean. Are you going to incorporate colors at any point? I'm assuming the wings are kind of in homage to Chrysler or other car brands, which is cool because otherwise I'd be like "wha!?" in reference to the wings.
As far as what the client asked for/what you gave them, I think you're right on the money! The only small alteration that I MIGHT make would be to make the top of the 's' just a liiiiiittle bit longer?! I think you were just trying to not get it too close to the U- which is definitely a good thing - but it might be just a bit too short!?
Thanks for your rating, the wings are used as a symbol for liberty and independence but you`re also right...i thought it just suits to the companys profile. I tried it with a longer bit of the "s" but the client liked this version more...but i appreciate your opinion, thank you.
I love it!!
Simple and clean! Good job!! Even in black!!! PERFECT!
Thank you!
Boom shakalaka!! Eye candy!
The only thing is that I first read JSJ.