modern, slender, grinded, sterile, unemotional, robotic, stodgy.
So if you like these adjectives and your music is of that style,
and the word "griefer" implies exactly that - then it is perfectly
consistent.
ecstacy!planetearth wrote:The logo looks nice, but without knowing what it's supposed to represent, it's hard to say if it captures the "image" you intended. For example, what do the red "E"s represent?
chaosWyrM wrote:hows this? i left the red solid as its what draws the eye... i figured keeping it solid would make it stand out even more.arkmabat wrote:Yes. Now cut little rectangles out of the letters to make them look a bit more digital.chaosWyrM wrote:simply cutting off the rest of the r from the vertical line would mirror the "e" from the other side and imply its backwards and therefore a "3" since thats how hes spelling it.Trevor Jackson wrote:I think there should be some sort of mark to differentiate the E from the 3.
like so:
ah well...i cant do anything about the spacing (well i could, but im not going to because i have nothing to do with this, i dont have the background image and im not sifting through 50,000 fonts figuring out which one this is...if i even have it).Robmobius wrote:chaosWyrM wrote:hows this? i left the red solid as its what draws the eye... i figured keeping it solid would make it stand out even more.arkmabat wrote:Yes. Now cut little rectangles out of the letters to make them look a bit more digital.chaosWyrM wrote:simply cutting off the rest of the r from the vertical line would mirror the "e" from the other side and imply its backwards and therefore a "3" since thats how hes spelling it.Trevor Jackson wrote:I think there should be some sort of mark to differentiate the E from the 3.
like so:
I still think that the letters are too close. I don't like the way, on the second example, that the opacity on the white letters is inconsistent - looks bizarre imo.
Might be best for the original OP to get a professional font and rework it from there.

+1spirit wrote:Capital "R" is always a problem with these square fonts. There is no way to get a good angle on the descender and so it always destroys the symmetry. Instead I would try to use a lower-case "r": same height as all the other letters, but just a vertical and a top horizontal line. Try it. Everything will feel much cleaner and simpler.

chaosWyrM wrote:if i was working on this...i would suggest using just the "g" (obviously much larger) and having the 3 red bars on either side of it.
something like this:
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