Which Logo do you prefer?

How about you let me redo your logo?

I'll do it for free. No biggie.

http://n4s-gfx.deviantart.com/

Raul, i think your shirts rock. i love mine and daaang near wear all the time.. BUT..... I think your wife is a hell of a lot hotter then you so im going to go with what she said....lol:P :cool: .


honestly i love your shirts the way they are, but i kinda like the other one too...sorry im no help...:oops:

Old english by far, just add some flavor to the name or something :D

If it were up to me....I'd keep the Olde English :cool:


just sayin'

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Originally Posted by chris B

Old english by far, just add some flavor to the name or something :D

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Old english by far, It add's flavor to the name and looks good*

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I agree that the newer one is easier to read, at least for me - but I still love my shirt! :D

I am choosing the first one not because it is much easier to read but because in my mind, it ties in with the company name. "West Coast *insert noun here*" just doesn't make as much sense with a random font as opposed to the old english letters. :)

They're both great, but I voted the second one based on pure readability. It looks nice and it's quicker and easier to read. When people glance at a shirt or bumper sticker or what not, they're usually not going to take the time to take it in. I had a few classes in art school where they beat into us how important readability is in advertising. If you're thinking in terms of advertising, I'd definitely go with the second. It's more important folks see the words then the font, so they'll remember your name.

In other words, I'm with Nate. :D

Personally, as one who lives with an artist/designer, I like them both but agree that the second one is easier to read and catches the eye quicker. Who knows, maybe you could have a lighter colored panel to keep the logo on black T's... and some other morphs for the snake would really be cool. :)

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Originally Posted by Argentra

Personally, as one who lives with an artist/designer, I like them both but agree that the second one is easier to read and catches the eye quicker. Who knows, maybe you could have a lighter colored panel to keep the logo on black T's... and some other morphs for the snake would really be cool. :)

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I think someone else pointed this out, but i just have to say, the Olde English reminds me of the Orange County, East/West Coast choppers. Esp when they're in the cross emblem. Now that his name is West Coast Jungle, i easily remember his name simply because i relate that font to "X Coast".
So either could go.

Also, i feel the second choice is too.. feminine for a name that brings to mind choppers & greaseaholics :P