“Badlands Bucking Bulls is bull rodeo fair in California. Head of the bull is composed out of 3 Bs which are initials of the client.”
Designer: Mirek Janczur
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Sorry, but it looks to forced with the stroke.
It’s ok but I think the three “B”s is pushing it. It might have worked better with one as the nose.
I think it is a OK concept and good execution.
I like the fact that the bull looks angry but I must say that including the 3 Bs was pushing it.
Given the concept lines thou, the finished product is awesome.
This B’s looks really strange.
But’s its a good concept thought.
I like it. Very distinctive and the three B’s make good eyes and nostrils. The curves of the B’s, the stroke, and the font all work well together for me and definitely convey bad and bucking.
I see a guy with slick hair and a middle part, weird sunglasses, and buck teeth.
LOL graham .. Now that you said that, I can’t stop seeing that too now. The B’s are definately too much .. Maybe one was fine enough, but I’m seeing a conflict of style between the B’s and the horn.
hey all/// I appreciate your comments/// All r interesting and valid points/// I did present to client other variations of this mark less B intensive… but as you know clients sometimes “is” the boss…
Graham: lol
KrazyCeltic: I was aiming at something funny… i must b twisted.