Sure! Here's a quick and dirty mockup, to illustrate what I was referring to.
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Unfortunately to some, the font isn't going to change. The things that can change is the weight, the spacing, and the layout of the text. I'm not a fan of the offset X60, it just looks out of place and holds no purpose. Thanks for the mockups.
Can I make a small suggestion?
For my it seems to me a little unnatural arrangement of the font stretched vertically on such big horizontal space, it may cost a little stretch horizontally?
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I don't think stretching the font would look as nice; perhaps increasing the spacing to give the appearance of a longer font may work. I'll come back with some alternate spacing and give that a go.
Im personally not a big fan of the off center logo. But widening the inner lettering seems like a good idea.
Only thing I'm worried about is the increased time. xondat spent quite a while finding the one he likes, and he landed on this one which is pretty nice to be honest. I'm a fan of the design and the logo, but the widening for the inner weight seems like a decent idea.
3 months in and I found the font (and complete design) I like, so I think spacing is the one thing that can change at this time.
The off center logo comes down to personal preference I guess.
My main point was going with a wider font / letter spacing to fit better with the huge horizontal space of the weight, just as you mentioned as well.
Here's a centered version for reference :)
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As said above, I think increasing the spacing is the way forward here.
When do you expect to see a final prototype of the weight xondat?
I'll send over the feedback I got here and get a final design soon, hopefully. After that it's a 1-3 week sample production. The sample weights will ship with the finished parts, so up to 4 weeks from when I get the final design I'd say.
I'm not too sure if this has been shared, but this is the final logo and branding that I'll be using in the future. Spacing and weight can change, but we'll keep playing around with the weights.