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Lettering/logo and menu template for restaurant
- Contest holder: mvirmond
- Category: Logo & stationery
- Status: Ended
Start date: 07-07-2013
Ending date: 31-07-2013
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It's not easy to make a right design for you....

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a second new typeface.

For now some completely different: a new typeface!
I think it's a beautiful design - but not right for my concept.
imagine the "living room" as a very relaxed place, with self-service, wildly different types on furniture, almost a bit "alternative" style. it can't go with a minimalist & modernist logo like this.
similarly for the tasting room: imagine a room with lots of natural material - natural wood, open stone. it needs something a little different

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different, but still not quite what I'm looking for...

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very nice use of colors!

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i prefer the first one...
nice job...
Thanks, bahador.shirazian.

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Dat vind ik een mooi logo, collega!
Dank je wel, Anneke! Leuke reactie! Jij veel succes met deze opdracht, ben benieuwd!
not too bad.
I really like how you bring the V and D in a symmetrical shape to one another.
also, i like how it's nice and clean.
however, a bit too modern for my taste. i guess it's the geometrical precision that makes it almost a bit "sci-fi", if you know what i mean.
also, a little spelling mistake there: "Tasting".
Finally, i was going to add a . at the end of Virmond.
Thanks, Mvirmond for the feedback!