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moresnowdays wrote:May I suggest though, that the upper jaw should be protruding over the lower jaw, as the hooked jaw is a particularly distinguishing characteristic. If the logo is to be placed at 12, then the lines need to be heavier, or the filled in with lume to balance the dial, and provide a clear indication of the 12 o'clock position.
I'll try it some time soon with heavier lines. Trouble is when you make it so small to fit on the dial you really lose the eyes and teeth with heavier lines. Maybe I'll try to make a negative of the image and see what happens.
Maybe the best solution is filling the logo with lume, I like that idea. You would still see the detail in silver, and lume would provide some nice weight to the area.
I haven't really seen images were the upper jaw protrudes over the lower. They seem to be either even, or the oppisite. That's why I thought the logo has the lower actually protuding a bit more. Post a pic if you can so I can see what to change.
Oh, and I agree, having a place to give and share input like this is alot of fun. Might even turn into a nicely crafted watch that has more personal value to the members here than other watches would.
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Last edited on Sat Mar 7th, 2009 12:54 pm by moresnowdays