Suggestions for 2" oval stamp

[Windy]

This is just a quick example of what I was talking about.

WINDY

[esantoro]

The obsessing is almost nearing an end. I've found out how to change spacing between characters.

Which logo version do you like better? Each version has a number from 1 to 4 inside the oval on the left.

Thanks,

Ed

[Johanna]

I put all four side by side on the screen. I like #2 the best.

Johanna

[Myriam]

Yup, I'd go with #2 as well.

[esantoro]

Thanks, again, for the feedback. Almost there.

Here's #2 again along with two new choices.

Do you still prefer #2, or one of the others?

Thanks,

Ed

Edited June 1, 2008 by esantoro

[Johanna]

I like #8 better than #6 (maybe I have a prejudice against the overlap in the "w"?) and I'm thinking #8 looks more crisp than #2.

Johanna

[Myriam]

In terms of the W, I prefer #8 (the one in #6 draws too much attention to itself and you can't really focus on the whole name anymore). And between #2 and #8, well, #8 wins again. The letters look more evenly spaced in it.

[esantoro]

In terms of the W, I prefer #8 (the one in #6 draws too much attention to itself and you can't really focus on the whole name anymore). And between #2 and #8, well, #8 wins again. The letters look more evenly spaced in it.

Whichever font I choose, I will obsess over the spacing of everything and get it just right.

Everyone I've asked on my end hear prefers the English 111 Vivace subtext font, so that has now been decided upon.

The only thing left is to decide upon the font for the main text. The font with the overlapping W is Garamond, which

I do like and might try to use just that W as a key ring fob or some kind of logo elsewhere, perhaps with an incorporated B.

The main text font in #2 is Georgia, which seems to be edging its way toward my second choice. I'm sort of leaning towards ruling out #8, Times New Roman, because I don't particularly like the left half of the W, something thin and asymmetrical about it.

Thanks, again, for putting up with my fussiness. It really does help to get others' opinions.

Ed

P.S.

I just now decided to throw #4 (which I think was #3 in an earlier post; I'm beginning to confuse myself with all the revisions and need to put this thing to rest soon) back into the hat.

Edited June 2, 2008 by esantoro

[Jordan]

Ed, the stamp maker should be able to clean up the spacing and such, just go with your gut. I'm sure whichever you choose it will look great.

[esantoro]

In terms of the W, I prefer #8 (the one in #6 draws too much attention to itself and you can't really focus on the whole name anymore). And between #2 and #8, well, #8 wins again. The letters look more evenly spaced in it.

That's a good point about that one W drawing attention to itself.

Thanks.