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It occurs at any speed, quality, media or media setting. No fuzzies.

I'm still getting that super fine banding on prints (really noticeable on solid colors like the light green I just printed). Note the small blotches above and below most dashes. What might that indicate? Do you think new caps might help? (Roland SP540i) .

Next time, say: "Better for you or for me?"

Not only are the S letters in the (ahem) "logo" not in harmony with the font, but they're too pointy & sharp (unfriendly and evil looking).

Space between the I and L in "WILD" is too tight.

Whether one is retired or not, physical exercise is pretty important for keeping the blues at bay. It doesn't need to be anything grueling, and should be enjoyable, but it ought to contain at least 30 minutes of a sustained elevated heart rate (cardio). That, and a few interests/hobbies otta...

Too bad that font went from "free" to $100.00

Aright, I wanna know how you do dat!

Thanks all. It's amazing how close they all are, but not "it".

Yes, I had mentioned that one in the OP, but it has too many differences; like the horizontal strokes on the A and R are too high, and the lower horizontal stroke on the P angles up. :help

C'mon Tiki, I know you can do it.....

I've exhausted my resources on this one. Konkrete; TX Manifesto, and Revolution Gothic are close, but not it.

Yes! Armada Bold - Italicized & forced. How does he do it?

Hmm, closest I've seen yet - perhaps it was modified. Thanks.

Any ideas?

Mexacali

O. M. G.

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Based on your two efforts, you should only be designing your own logo if you wish to communicate that you have no idea what you're doing, or you wish to go out of business ASAP. Why on earth would you not consider hiring someone who has good logo design skills to create the most important part...

Nope. But you might be able to use Ptarmigan as a start.