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| Olive Oil |
There are a lot of beautiful watermarks out there in the world.
People spend a lot of time and money creating graphic image watermarks that really sing.
Being rather lazy, I pick mine straight out of the generic apple bin. I used Papyrus for an awfully long time, then saw that Generation Xers were making fun of it, with the same sort of derision they bag on Comic Sans for. So I changed into something else so as not to look too dated.
Don't normally care, still love old timey fonts like Cooper but not for this purpose. A watermark says a lot about a man or a woman. And I tend more classic than modern.
Last year I used Lux. Still like it, but perhaps I need a change? What do you think? Like any of these? Care to recommend a different one? Any graphic artists with good ideas out there?
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| Mistral |
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| Snell |
I dunno... but I think Mistral speaks to me about who I think you are in terms of your photo work.
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I like Lux...modern enough but more importantly it kind of lightly vanishes and doesn’t detract from the actual photo.
ReplyDeletePresent signature is nice
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I prefer no watermark in the image space, so I use the swash version of the typeface "Invisible".
ReplyDeleteSeriously Jon, they look a little sad and lonely without a watermark to me.
ReplyDeleteLux. To me the most important reason for a watermark is for credit, not to prevent theft of the image.
ReplyDeleteLux, looks clean and classy.
ReplyDeleteLux is YOU. However, I do like Olive Oil a bunch!
ReplyDeleteSo does popeye! Thanks for reading and helping. Best of new year's to everyone!
ReplyDeleteI like Lux Beth C
ReplyDeleteI like the Lux version.
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ReplyDeleteI agree, Snell
ReplyDeleteLike Lux. Smell also good. Both understated, show what a classy guy you are. 😉
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