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Love it! So much better than the graffiti look.
Second one looks better with the logo blending in with the cast and scenery.
Ahh, Photoshop. Pounding another nail into the coffin of good design and typography.
The second one certainly addresses one of the reasons the first logo was claimed to fail by Michael Riedel - that people didn't know the show was a spectacle etc..
I like it. It makes the show look so much fun.
the cast looks so pale that they remind me of the Voca People.
My guess is that originally they thought Sister Act would be a star vehicle for Patina Miller, but when she lots out to Sutton they had to revamp the logo because no one really knows who Patina is.
I don't really like the font that they chose, but I like the rest of it. The font is just very simple, but I'm guessing they were looking for something closer to the movie logo.
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I think I like it...but I'm not sure. I should love the second one, but the picture looks too...candid? I don't really know how to describe what I think of it, but it's not awful. I would just like them to make artwork that makes the show sell, because the show I like, no matter how I feel about the artwork.
A great example of polishing a turd. Why spend the $$$ on new logos when the show will be gone in 3 months? What a waste.
Lol sad. But why should the producers, who will lose millions if this closes shortly, give up?
I think it's a vast improvement over the last logo.
I like it.
I love it!!!
I don't know if it's the 3D or the shiny or what, but there is something nauseating about the kerning in the new logo :S
To me. it's overstimulating. But then again, so is the musical. Like the previous comment, it definitely gives me a headache.
The font looks the same as used in the poster for the film, as well as the same placement. Maybe they're trying to get people to recognize/remember it immediately.
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Agreed. I think the kerning is so weird because of the 3D...I particularly hate it on the 'ER' and 'CT.'
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It's alright but is Gloriously Broadway their slogan? I get the thought behind it but I don't like it...
I always liked the "original" logo from a few years ago, I'm sure they have different companies but I wonder why they didn't go back to the concept of this.
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