Castlevania: Dusk of Ruins Logo

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Whipped this up in a few minutes... CnC?

And idc if I spelled Castlevania wrong. >_>

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[Twenty-five Zero Oh-oh]

Are you ken?

Anyway, nice logo.

You spelled Castlevania wrong!!!!!! jk :p

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Are you ken?

Anyway' date=' nice logo.

You spelled Castlevania wrong!!!!!! jk :p

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Nahhh.

And thnx.

;)

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Not liking the top font too much, but I think it's default, so, it's not that bad.

[RickiMinaj]

1) Text needs work big time!

2) The sword needs more of a pop, its pretty dull just being a sword. Add more to it.

3) Dont just do a plain overwrite of tex on top of the sword, make the layout more interesting.

4) 1 hour is not going to cut it, put some thought into what you are creating. Think of all the variables that might suit the logo that relate to the theme.

5) Color is a monster, but it also your friend. Dont be afraid to use it.

6) Even logo's have focal points, but avoid making them the text.

7) Grammar counts, and so does spelling, it's huge to keep them correct.

8) In logo's, Imbalance is ok. You can keep one side heavier, as long as it has consistancy and flows.

 

Now for the advice on the text, because I really didn't help you there on this.

For the text, keep it the same, except make the title bigger than the sub title. Only slightly though. Then take a nice flower vector and apply it with the text. Vines, flowers, petals, and more all bring a sense of uniqeness and flow. It also makes it look like you concentrated a decent amount on the text, which people love to see. Try adding some color to it, (multicolored with a few shades of grey and dark blue) and make sure that the background isn't too heavy where the text is placed. Ohh yea, and when you make the text heavier, please correspond with the figures around the text no behind it.

 

OK, well that's about it.