Hello,
can I have comments from type experts on the type I created from
other fonts for a logo I am doing.
thank you
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Hello,
can I have comments from type experts on the type I created from
other fonts for a logo I am doing.
thank you
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sample needs to be bigger, and you might get more feedback that way.
also, it should be in the critique section, and you only need to start one thread. :)
that said .... :)

• Bottom horizontal stroke on the C seems too short.
• stress on the O is completely different than the C and Q above. Not sure that you
need the angled stress on the O.
• Cirque colors light compared to Eloize, not sure if that's your intention. Cirque feels like it's too small.
• kerning needs some work. Compare the E-L combo, for example, to the O-I.
• the Z-E seems like it would work better if the Z was longer and extended further right, which would also help narrow the large gap.
• The tail on the Q ... maybe it should mimic the Z?
best of luck eric.
The Z does not conform to the feel of the other characters. It has a sweeping swash tail as opposed to a straight line terminating in a curve.
If you're going to take the Z away from the style of the other letterforms, you could explore playing with the Z so it is perhaps more illustrative - suggestive of a bolt of lightning or something similar (which will tie in with your Eloize theme). It needs some thought and sensitivity though.
BJ harvey makes a good observation with the C, Q and O not being the same. Id choose one or the other and stick to it.
/Dimi
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