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Been very inspired by some late 80's and early 90's SignCraft articles, which had the works of some insanely talented lettering artists. These guys were big on 'supergraphics' - easy to read, bold, and minimal copy. And being all about the brand. Guess that's why historically, I've shunned...

Very nice!

My team has a saying. 'In order to race fast, you need to also go slow.' So true. Good luck Gino! Be safe out there; lot of morons. Colin can attest to that. So funny, some days I feel safer racing inches apart from 40 other guys going 30mph than I do riding on the shoulder by by myself.

Don't forget Gino, you'll need to set aside money for the razors to shave your legs. Again, invest in quality ones as cheap ones will leave you nicked up. Trust me.... :)

My current bicycle was $6500. I race pretty seriously (although not very well hah). Here's a video of me racing - I'm in the blue and white uniform - you can see me at :11 seconds in - moving up on the right side of the guy taping. This race was last Sunday (I got 21st out of 66 guys)...

+1 SignManiac- ON yours, convert to greyscale and you'll see what the issues are from a distance legibility standpoint. Always be mindful of laying down primary copy on a panel that is equal or greater value than itself. You are using the outline/drop to try and account for this, which doesnt...

We stopped using Flash about a year and a half ago, and 95% of the time we're substituting where we used to use it with Jquery. However, some clients still insist on it - so in those instances, we use browser detectors and just send them to the non-flash version if on Apple mobile devices. If...

Here's a couple hundred samples of our work- http://www.graphicd-signs.com/portfolio-logo-branding

I think its a good start but perhaps not iconic enough and I think will ultimately suffer from distance legibility. Try with heavier strokes if possible and be sure to visualize the implementation.

Yay!

Wow... all my fonts apparently. Simple google search and presto. Lovely. Guess I wont be releasing my next font either.:frustrated:

Hmm - what did I miss - somebody stealing the font named after my wife? Its stuff like this which make me have serious reservations about my next book being an e-book. Somebody uploads it to torrent or whatever and then what - a years worth of work down the drain.

Therein lies the opportunity, or ease in which one who excels can really stand out. Least that's one way to look at it.

Don't cry. And for laughs I should post my work from 20 years ago. We all start somewhere. Let he who once didn't suck themselves cast the first stone. Work on getting better than you were the day before is the best advice I can offer.

Brand, brand, brand. It all starts from there. If the current one is weak in foundation, it's hard to build anything solid thereafter. Which is one of the reasons why we rarely design any wraps for clients who's brands we don't create. Because in all likelihood, their brand has nothing to build...

Hot!

On a different note, do you think the left vertical stroke on the word 'wraps' seems like maybe it's not leaning left enough? At a quick glance my brain initially wants to read it 'INRAPS' because the W doesn't look enough like a W. Could be just me though!

Looks good. My only critique is that I wish the phone number was more legible, and there was a web address. And as stated above the word 'signs' feels a little low on the layout. But otherwise name and brand are legible, and eyecatching. Nice!

LOL - YEAH - THAT :goodpost:

He'd probably be amused at the weirdness of the business concept, but happy to quote them on the branding and vehicle wrap design. Soon after that, they'd be amused at the quote, thinking it was ridiculously high. Shortly thereafter, he'd be laughing, although simultaneously saddened, to see how...