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Jul 23, 2008 11:20 |  #16

pirkwadrat square would sort of be funnier... as in pi x r^2 or pi "r" square

and I would at least put an e-mail on the front.


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Jul 23, 2008 11:31 |  #17

Propi,

The grey \ silver on black is much better the white card is to common... IMO

I think the initial problem was we didnt know it was in polish.

fotographie - even though the polish spelling looks good, once you realize its the polish version of photography.

the wideofilmowanie again may of been a bit throwing

PI squared -dont quite know how you get to that for a photography company :(

It doesnt roll off the tongue like "Fotographie by Propi" for example.

Just my 2 penneth ;)


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Jul 23, 2008 11:32 |  #18

What about PropiFotographi


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Jul 23, 2008 12:35 |  #19

SOT wrote in post #5968626 (external link)
What about PropiFotographi

Now we're talking nice and catchy.....;)


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Jul 23, 2008 14:30 |  #20

First design is not good-- borders should be avoided due to the fact that while manufacturing, the edges will never be cut perfectly center.


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