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Logo .. hmmm ..
Here’s the latest mock up. Still trying to decide if I like it better. Thoughts?
Doesn’t say “Marilyn” to me. Looks like a throw away version you make when client insists on seeing five samples. Then, of course, they pick the one you hate. I’d prefer just a bit of tuning on the previous version.
Where did that pointed end rasp handle come from? I want to take a nice rasp to it and round it over.
I’m just thrilled to see someone not using a plane to represent woodworking in their logo for once 🙂 Personally I say hold on to both versions! Between your website, Twitter header, Facebook page header, and other instances where you’ll need a logo, it’s going to be beneficial to have both a “square” and a wide-format logo.
I like the previous one. ROG
While most woodworkers will recognise that as a rasp. I’m not sure if others would or not. I do like the logo though, clean and uncluttered.
I would prefer to see the lettering “chopped out” with knife, chisel & gouge !
Doesn’t say “Marilyn” to me. Looks like a throw away version you make when client insists on seeing five samples. Then, of course, they pick the one you hate. I’d prefer just a bit of tuning on the previous version.
Where did that pointed end rasp handle come from? I want to take a nice rasp to it and round it over.
I’m just thrilled to see someone not using a plane to represent woodworking in their logo for once 🙂 Personally I say hold on to both versions! Between your website, Twitter header, Facebook page header, and other instances where you’ll need a logo, it’s going to be beneficial to have both a “square” and a wide-format logo.
I like it!
Except it looks like a machine-cut rasp.
I like the concept – I liked the previous one better.
Not a fan of the new logo. Looks like clip art. Kind of cartoonish.
Not up to the quality of your nice blog.