A New Logo

Alright, maybe my first instincts were right...keep it simple....keep it elegant. Don't overthink it.

Most of the classic games have simple names; names that tell you what the game is about in a few simple words rather than trying to push evocative arty imagery on the players.

I like evocative and arty, but that sort of thing hasn't drawn the attention I'd often like my games to get. Maybe it's time to take a different course, just a simple name, a plain logo.


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Spiralbound said…
That's... REALLY nice looking! I love it! :-D
Wednesday, 03 April, 2013
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