Help me Choose this for a T-Shirt Design

[HowardE]

I figured there's no better place than to get a whole bunch of opinions... So here's what I have...

I have 2 versions of my store in Florida's Logo. 1 has Fort Lauderdale, Florida and the other has it written FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA

Which one do you like better? I think I like the upper and lowercase, as opposed to the all caps.

Thanks for helping me decide.

The one on the left is ALL CAPS - the one on the right is Upper and Lower case.

 

[El Orans]

#2 No need to shout...

Will there be a free sample for all voters? If so, I'll pick mine up july 2006.

 

[devolution365]

#2 No need to shout...

ditto.

All caps is annoying (and, frankly, hard to read).

 

[Puffer Fish]

I feel strongly both ways

 

[HowardE]

I feel strongly both ways

Please elaborate.

So far, the Upper and Lower is winning by a landslide. That's kind of what I was thinking too.

 

[justleesa]

In the all capital design the lower row distracts from the upper row which is your main statement.

 

[wardric]

I prefer # 2 as well. It emphasise on your store name (which is good IMO) while giving the location info on a more discrete but efficient way.

Cool drawing too. I need to see palm trees soon.

 

[HowardE]

#2 No need to shout...

Will there be a free sample for all voters? If so, I'll pick mine up july 2006.

I could arrange something. Especially if you're coming all that way (not just for the T obviously)

Justleesa & wardric... I like your reasoning... I think I'm going to have to go with #2.

I think I'll just do a small logo with A Shore Thing on the front (no location), and then large for the rear.

For the back... I'll do the logo large, and the text too... So... What do you guys think about this one with a more specific location? Is it too busy?

 

[El Orans]

For the back... I'll do the logo large, and the text too... So... What do you guys think about this one with a more specific location? Is it too busy?

I'd put some more space between the lines. After all, there's plenty of real estate.

 

[HowardE]

I'd put some more space between the lines. After all, there's plenty of real estate.

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