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Interesting timing. I was just at a new customer's office installing some simple lettering to some windows, and as I walked in I was quite taken by the huge canvas print on the wall. Turns out it was 55" x 79". When I tactfully inquired as to what it cost, I was told that it was purchased...

Yes, I think that sums up my feelings. :thumb:

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It also went by "Brophy Script"

Bacon: A food that - while enticing - ought to be served with rib-spreaders. How's that Pat?

IMO, it ought to be masculine, without being off-putting to women. Drop the done-to-death dog, and the goofy word-play (Eli) thing. If he/she has asked you for your expertise in logo design give it to them, don't just be a mouse-clicker for them and their stupid ideas.

Pleeeeease don't use a super-skinny typeface for this; that's the last thing that should be used for this logo.

Just got this disheartening email from Staples: .

Hand done would be my guess.

Well done ol' boy!

At first glance I thought this was Las Vegas Script...... Any ideas?

Great! Again, I'd highly recommend this software; it really is a very good tool.

Looks like it was made by some old man in his tool shed. Just use Cooper Black and be done with it.

Too many dots going on.....

With Heating/Air, there's lots of creative things that can be done.

Wha? It now looks like a boy scouts/girl guides logo.

There's "no good way"? I suggest that your thinking on that be adjusted.

Just saw this: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/pricing-strategy-for-creatives/

Um, no. It now looks like it has something to do with airplanes or old cars.

The vertical bars on the ends are the same line weight and color as the letters, and therefore function like letters and kill the legibility. Why are they there? Whenever you do something with a design, there should be a reason for it.