Logo Planning
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This document discusses logo design for a band. It evaluates several fonts for suitability, including Single Sleeve, Obelix Pro, Komika Axis, and Wetin Caro Want. The fonts are described as bold, striking, and effective at standing out on a digipack. A final selection is made between Single Sleeve, Obelix Pro, and Komika Axis based on their suitability for the imagined character and importance of choosing the right front font.
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![Logo Planning
Comic Book
Obelix Pro
Single Sleeve
Wetin Caro Want
Komika Axis
To find special fonts that I
wanted to use for a band
logo, and thus create a brand
we went to dafont[dot]com.
I think all of these fronts are
effective, I think they are very
striking, I decided to call the artist
Jack King, it is a great name
linking in with my genre and not
easy to forget which I think it get
for my digipack, personally I think
the font single sleeve and Obelix
Pro bold and looking positive
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