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Signature Help

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Hello Everybody,

I have designed this symbol for a client and am in need of a complimentary typeface to go along with it for the basis of the signature. I've been playing around with a lot of basic serif fonts (garamond, times, didot, etc). The idea is to get something professional looking to start out with and kind of use that as a template to make a unique logotype.

the business is called "Dey's Write to Work" it is a business that helps people write resumés, cover letters and such in order to help them gain employment.

any suggestions for a launching off point?

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also, that is not the final color scheme necessarily, i just like to work in b/w

How about my new font Eastburgh?

That font is very nice, and I will probably be purchasing it in the near future, probably not for this application though. While I do like it and it actually is very much what I have been looking for quite often lately, I feel like it's a little too quirky for what my client would prefer...

How about something clean and sober then, such as FF Unit or FF Unit Slab?

http://www.fontshop.com/fontlist/super_families/ff_unit/

FF DIN Rounded?

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