If you can find the difference...you're good!

[Mark321]

Okay. So this logo needs better eyes than mine because I'm getting tired of looking at it. If you can find the difference between these two images then you'll know what I can't decide to leave in or leave out. It's easier to please a client than it is to please myself, you know what I mean?



Mark

[roly]

Hi Mark, there's a door handle on the left one, also the door color, mat and yellow are darker on the right side, as though you would have put a slightly dark transparency over the right picture.

Ciao

Roly

[Mark321]

Now, I finally got the tracking right on the words "Interior Designs". The "S" was being squeezed too much for me. Now it's right.

[Mark321]

Hi Mark, there's a door handle on the left one, also the door color, mat and yellow are darker on the right side, as though you would have put a slightly dark transparency over the right picture.

Ciao

Roly

Roly,

You spotted it pretty fast. Does it look better with or without the door handle (to you)?

[roly]

Mark, to me it does not look like a door knob but more like the hole that you put a door knob in. If you add a real door knob it needs to protrude on both sides of the door, otherwise leave it off. You like gold, try it.

Ciao

Roly

[roly]

Hi Mark, I played with it a bit, here's an example. I did only one side, perhaps enough.



Ciao

Roly

[angelize]

I like it better without the doorknob. But maybe thats just me

[roly]

I totally agree with you Frances, without the knob the lines are clean.

Ciao

Roly

[Mark321]

I agree with you guys. I think it looks better without the doorknob too. I like working with easy to please clients. But I remember one time I had a client who was so hard to please. Well, HE wasn't hard to please; it was his wife. Everything I did he would run it by his wife and she would dislike everything I did. So, I had to keep working and working until about midnight (once). Now, I don't charge by the hour. I charge by the job. So, hours are not clocked. The way I do it is, if you hire me and I do the work but you don't like it, you don't have to pay for it. But if you like the work I do then you get billed. I've never...not even once...haven't gotten paid. But I sure have wanted to quit a job or two because it was so demanding. Most people are not like that though (overwhelming majority, thank goodness).

Mark

[iamtheblues]

Yep, ditch the doorknob and you can bet that the client will want it...but that's life. It's the price you pay for wanting payment, I'm afraid.
Bob.