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Seems like an interesting product, but please don't use Lobster for your logo… You can honestly pick any one of MyFont's bestseller fonts (http://myfonts.us/td
by sgdesign 15y ago
Seems like an interesting product, but please don't use Lobster for your logo…
You can honestly pick any one of MyFont's bestseller fonts (http://myfonts.us/td-AErAU5 http://myfonts.us/td-AErAU5) at random and it'll look more profesional than using a free font that's over-used all over the web.
- benatkin 15y agoThe spacing is off too. Looks like two words in the logo, and one word in the post and "Why Employers Use HirArt". Tiny things; just trying to provide helpful feedback.
- kingsidharth 15y agoThat's where kerning comes in. It's a designer's job to manage the spacing manually.
- sawyer 15y agoThis was my first impression as well - the custom work on the 'A' in art is a good start, but Lobster's way too common to be the backbone of a unique and memorable logo.
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- kenrikm 15y agoIt's funny, that's the first thing that hit me (Lobster). If you're dealing with Graphic Designers/Art Directors they will notice right away.
- thematt 15y agoThe logo is virtually irrelevant, pour your time into the product instead. Speaking as a potential customer, nobody will notice or care what font you used to create your logo. Of all the things that factor into the decision process of me using (or purchasing) your product, logo font choice is nowhere to be seen.