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- rasko40
I can see the gaming tables now:
"Hia-lower"
"Poker-hontis"
- uhohseangettio0
Very 2.0ish
- ferrino0
it's great
- ********0
Thank you everyone for your responses =)
Here's the latest version of it (with 2 other ones at the bottom - which I dont think are as strong).
Let me know what you think.
Thanks! :)
- nooner0
better
- ********0
i just realized.. I should probably thicken up the bottom part of the feather... looks too thin right now..
- redefine0
if you are going to have the feather be part of the logotype, i suggest a better integration, looks kinda of stuck in there.
i actually prefer your previous attempt, without the feather being part of the type. with some work of course.
- ********0
if the feather is going to work it has to seem part of a headressing otherwise it could read like a writing implement and is too removed from the association you are reaching for.
- ********0
how's this...
- ********0
the d reads p
- ********0
Hey, if u tilt your head to the left 90 degrees (err, or as close to 90 as u possible can).. it looks like a person with a feather across his forehead. The C is acting as his chest anf the I is the headband part... lol, do you see it? or am i nuts?
- ********0
D=P, yeah i was afraid of that..
- johndiggity0
i really liked the first iteration better. i think the type was a lot nicer. perhaps think about breaking each letter with a vertical bar, ala slot machines.
try an abstracted eagle, i think the feather might be too cliché for indians...
- Bluejam0
i see a rising stack of poker chips in in the shape of a totem pole for this one
- johndiggity0
one word:
wampum
- jruggs0
the symbol of the eagle will confuse
too cliche for too many things that have various meanings
Native culture in america isnt really the first thing i think of...although associated with but just not the first symbol that comes to mind
good start..i think the feather works..maybe try a few diff ones tho just to get a feel
also..i noticed the native cultures indigenous to america use alot of yellow,black,red and white colors in their ancient tribal symbols..
keep goin...
- jruggs0
opps sorry didnt see the 2nd comp..i like that one a bit more...needs some color tho
- ********0
thanks u guys for all the ideas!! i'll consider them.
small modifications to the D...
i think it relates to the C better now and is also connected to the feather.
- brooke0
I think you're doing a beautiful job.
- ********0
:D thanks brooke,
means a lot coming from you.