Vectorized Font

After vectorizing, and playing around with my font for the day, this is what I have come up with…I might use it, however I’m a little unsure. What do you think?

I’ve improved the lettering yet again (specialy with the Q).

Now with a little bit of colour I think it works out really well, whether it be on a light or dark background.

Mateu Velasco

Mateu Velasco was born in 1980 in New York, but since small Viven Rio de Janeiro. In 2003 he graduated in industrial design at the Department of Art & Design at PUC-Rio. Having done courses degravura, illustration, calligraphy experimental and computer graphics, Mateu developed a style of illustration and graffiti, which can be found by walls and galleries in Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Porto Alegre, Paris, Lisbon and the USA.
The work Mateu to argue with a process of democratization of art, to go beyond the formal and cultural boundaries, making the option of public space in the aesthetic space.

Jim Phillips

Born in San Jose, Ca., Oct, 1944, Phillips has lived most all his lifein Santa Cruz,Ca. His first published work was in the spring issue of Surfer Quarterly, 1962, his “Woody” a winner of a 1961 surf car cartoon contest in the magazine. His surf art appeared in many surfing publications during the 1960s. In 1965 and 66 he attended California College of Arts and Crafts, in Oakland.

Beginning in 1975, and for many years, Phillips was art director for Santa Cruz Skateboards where he created thousands of skateboard decks, T-shirt, sticker, and ad art designs. Jim currently continues his exclusive connection to Santa Cruz/NHS creating special edition decks and many new products worldwide in the skateboard, snowboard, and surfboard markets.