so this is what I am aiming for....

Honestly, I think I am really digging this. is this better, readability wise? I have been staring at it for so long, I cannot tell anymore.
The drawn stuff is mostly a placeholder, I doodled them quick to scan them in and see how they would look, I think the curvy, organic lines compliment the blocky-ness of the typeface.

identity crisis, the usual.

so..I started these letterforms. I made them in Illustrator, now I want to print them out, trace them by hand, and scan them back in. But the treatments are how I think I will brand myself. I am really set on black/white/gray. But surprisingly, I am a little fond of something bold and adventurous like black /white/hot pink. It's fancy, I know. I may actually use helvetica too! It's crazy, I know. I also intend to draw some of those organic vine thingys I have been obsessed with as of late too, to come out of the letters/name. Any thoughts?

others i forgot

www.djeco.com i like the look of this, very colorful

www.tracychapman.com not a fan, but really love the look of this site, and the interaction.

some nifty portfolio sites

www.lotie.com

http://www.laszlo-kovacs.com/

http://www.albertocerriteno.com/index.html

http://www.aaronbaggio.com/

list of sign materials

http://www.signwave.com.au/sign-materials.html
This is what I was looking for.

more fun with vectors

more workin with the vectors

Kinda cute, very much inspired by James Jarvis, after readin his article/interview in this month's Juxtapoz .