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    I want to add the initials "MH" to this, how would you do it?
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    File: mh_trees.png (99 KB, 787x926)
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    >>462104
    to clarify the design here:
    red + green are complimentary and the dead space enhances the framing while the rough, hand-drawn feel of the letters aligns to the silhouettes of the trees
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    I'm not Einstein but something along these lines maybe?

    Sorry op
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    >>462103
    I'm working on this rn, I pictured a bright yellow in this
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    >>462103
    It kind-of sucks rn, But I'm gonna re-do the background so it's high quality
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    >>462103
    I remade traced over the trees and used the bold weight of the font banschrift to make a template to trace over with vectors

    If you're using adobe Illustrator, use the curve pens for the trees it's pretty fun
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    >>462109
    >why df is the shield shape asymmetrical?
    >why df are H and M of such different width?
    >why df do the letters bulge out of the main silhouette?
    >why df would you use the same tree twice but stretched and squashed?
    >why df is the border line irregular?
    >why df would you choose a font that neither has character nor is neutral?
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    >>462103
    What about something like this?
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    >>462108
    >>462109
    That had some John Deere flavor I'm not quite ok with.
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    Here's my latest version. I think the font goes nicely with the rest of the crest. I changed the white to a very light ivory and added a castle ruin as you can see. Would you change/improve anything about it? I have no experience in logo making.
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    Another small change
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    >>462110
    IDK I'm not good at this
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    >>462143
    that is cool!!!
    I dig it a lot!
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    >>462180
    Wow, thanks!
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    >>462109
    >>462108
    Mental illness/insanity
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    >>462113
    >That had some John Deere flavor I'm not quite ok with.
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    >>462103
    Some abstract playground hinderances.
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    >>462145
    >>462143
    the perspective of the tower contradicts the graphic flatness of the trees. symbols arent photots.

    id do the originaltrees/shield, with a big ass swoopy curly cursive pair of letters underneath the whole
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