help with kerning on a logo
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- somebody78
Hi all,
Think I've been looking at it too long, going for some tightly spaced letters for a logo, wondered if I could get some fresh eyes to check all is well.
So tight spacing between the letters but of course want it to look right:
Cheers all
- somebody780
Sorry all, heres the correct link to logo:
- monospaced0
If you're gonna go for the crammed look, you have to bring the f-u ligature together so it's tighter.
- somebody781
yeah, I know what you mean, big empty shape compared to the others, just lost something when the f was in tight, i will move it though and play some more, cheers for that, are the other letters ok?
- Gnash2
agree with mono
vs
- too much?monospaced
- A little too much, but this is absolutely the right approach if you ask me.shapeaspect
- somebody780
cheers Gnash, yes, I see what I mean. At first glance I prefer v1, even though its not right, if I study it I empty the space created in the bottom half of the f, but the f in v2 diminishes the f too much, I guess thats what its gotta to be for consistency.
I may scrap the super tightness thing for the sake of allowing the f to sit better.
- monospaced0
- I had to google "fuse logo" because it looked so familiar.monospaced
- oh dang.Gnash
- somebody781
hey cheers for that monospaced, hadn't thought to see what others have done :D
