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    Hiya everyone, I'm working on a logo project and I'm making a logo for "JDiP Design" A 'made up' company, technically the name I freelance under (school project BTW), And the project is for typography so we have to edit the fonts in Illustrator, I cannot get the G to look the way I want it and to look like... A 'G'....

    here's what I have so far of the G:

    Anyone have any suggestions as to how to make it look more like a G and less like a C or an O? Thanks

    If you want to see the rest of the logo so far I'll post that so you can see the theme of the rest of the letters.
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  • #2
    I would take out the top serif. Or at least make it less pointy!

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    • #3
      Or you could use different font?

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      • #4
        It's not a font it's hand made >.<

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        • #5
          Try re-adjusting the arrow-shaped head to a reversed arrow (the white negative spaceinstead be made into an arrow), and do away with the red thingys.

          And like the other suggestion, kill the top serif (over-done IMO) and let it point into the reversed arrow.

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