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 This client's initial vision was rather complicated. There were a lot of elements he wanted to include in the design, but in the end agreed that often less is more.

This client's initial vision was rather complicated. There were a lot of elements he wanted to include in the design, but in the end agreed that often less is more.

 I explored a lot of ideas during the initial sketching process, but these line drawings caught the client's eye. They included elements he originally envisioned, but were still rather minimalistic.

I explored a lot of ideas during the initial sketching process, but these line drawings caught the client's eye. They included elements he originally envisioned, but were still rather minimalistic.

 I then presented the client with these two digital versions. He favored the square caps over the rounded, so we moved forward with that graphic.

I then presented the client with these two digital versions. He favored the square caps over the rounded, so we moved forward with that graphic.

 I chose Museo (a personal favorite) because its lines and curves really mimic those of the graphic. The client agreed, and he liked the typeface's unique look.

I chose Museo (a personal favorite) because its lines and curves really mimic those of the graphic. The client agreed, and he liked the typeface's unique look.

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 This client's initial vision was rather complicated. There were a lot of elements he wanted to include in the design, but in the end agreed that often less is more.
 I explored a lot of ideas during the initial sketching process, but these line drawings caught the client's eye. They included elements he originally envisioned, but were still rather minimalistic.
 I then presented the client with these two digital versions. He favored the square caps over the rounded, so we moved forward with that graphic.
 I chose Museo (a personal favorite) because its lines and curves really mimic those of the graphic. The client agreed, and he liked the typeface's unique look.

This client's initial vision was rather complicated. There were a lot of elements he wanted to include in the design, but in the end agreed that often less is more.

I explored a lot of ideas during the initial sketching process, but these line drawings caught the client's eye. They included elements he originally envisioned, but were still rather minimalistic.

I then presented the client with these two digital versions. He favored the square caps over the rounded, so we moved forward with that graphic.

I chose Museo (a personal favorite) because its lines and curves really mimic those of the graphic. The client agreed, and he liked the typeface's unique look.

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