Helvetiq iPhone App

“The best-seller swiss game Helvetiq is now available on the iPhone. Everything you always wanted to know about Switzerland but were afraid to ask.” Developed by Jilion.

“The best-seller swiss game Helvetiq is now available on the iPhone. Everything you always wanted to know about Switzerland but were afraid to ask.” Developed by Jilion.
After posting this logo yesterday, several of my Twitter buddies tweeted me to say that they felt a few things were off with the spacing. Now, i'll be honest and say that I personally felt there was nothing wrong, but after thinking about it today, I decided to make the amendments they both suggested.
Im in two minds, but can certainly see what they were getting at. This does feel tighter and Im starting to see that the Helvetica font tends to look better with tighter kerning over loose kerning which the other version was.
I also changed the tagline description to Helvetica.
So thanks to @christopherscot and @MillerMosaicLLC for actually coming up with some constructive crititism. Interested to see what the general thoughts are. They certainly got my mind thinking about it.
The original can be found here : New Logo Design Based on Helvetica & New York Subway
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More colour schemes and designs will be uploaded on a regular basis, so keep checking back for new ideas. If you have an idea for a design, do leave comment below
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Just a reminder that there are 4 contests and giveaways to help promote LoveHelvetica, now two sites. Senior and Junior (this one).
1. Want to Design a Logo for LoveHelvetica?
2. Valentines LoveHelvetica Poem Contest
3. Moleskin X Helvetica Special Edition Giveaway
4. LoveHelvetica Site Launch - Helvetica ‘mini’ Giveaway
There are more Giveaways planned over the next months. I do have around 20 of the Helvetica Limited Edition MoleSkin in my possession, and these will be offered up over the next coming months. So still to grab one.
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Many of the characters in Helvetica and Arial are very similar to each other, although none are quite identical. Other characters are quite a bit different, and they are the key to telling which is which. Here are some of the most obvious ones (Grotesque 215, Arial’s ancestor, has also been included for comparison)...
Read the full article here via ms-studio.com
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Some classy images being put up on the LoveHelvetica Photo Pool, thanks all for submitting.
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