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F is for Fox
Happened to be looking at some old Fazer Chocolate logos and came across the ‘F’. Turned on its side it’s perfect for the fox body and tail in one. This project is all about simplicity and how few characters can you … Continue reading
Ian Haughton C is for Crab
Ian liked using Bernhard Bold Condensed for the eyes of the crab. But when I saw his design it made me wonder if my original scribble is the wrong way up. Perhaps the larger ‘C’ could be on top like … Continue reading
E is for Emu
Big thanks to Vince Frost for this Emu design. The original broke the rules by using more than just the first letter, but the simpler redesign with the larger body feels truer to the shape of the Emu and … Continue reading
C is for Crocodile
Another tweet from Gustaborracho. Nice sense of playfulness, although if push comes to shove i think i still prefer Michael Bow’s alligator.
D is for Dragonfly
Forgot to post this scribble from Gustaborracho that he tweeted. Be great if there was a way of making it simpler, but using the same ‘D’ for the wings would add to the … Continue reading
A is for Anteater | Chris Bowsher
I initially came up with an anteater concept, using a highly condensed woodblock capital A. On it’s own it’s a bit too cryptic but Tony suggested that it might … Continue reading
S is for Swan development scribbles
Top – lose third S making wing Middle – simplify body using something like Gill Bottom – cropping swan off bottom
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F is for Falcon
The Peregrine Falcon is one of the swiftest, fastest birds in existence. This needs a little working out, though I think this could be a great opportunity to introduce oblique characters. If the letters were disproportionately inked/printed, if it were … Continue reading
P is for Peafowl
We have some good ‘P’s already but I wanted to get this one out of the system, an almost symmetrical composition. Some further exploration needs to be done on the characters that make the feathers. I currently enjoy the simplicity … Continue reading
V is for Viper
I thought a Viper may be nice, mostly as the European Viper is one of the three native species of reptile in the UK and its protected. Other more common Vipers are endangered because of their soft skin, they have … Continue reading
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