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Greg
I love the product name but I’m a bit confused by the insignia. I may be wrong but the stripes and the eagle as well as the propeller with wings appear to be based on American military insignia. Wouldn’t it be more appropriate to use Russian?
I like the Soviet like “MIG” product name and font but feel the text on the back label needs additional work to bring in more of a Soviet look and feel. I would also size down the back label so you don’t see it when looking at the front label. It is somewhat distracting .
Apr 12th, 2010
Jason
I like the design, but as Greg noted, those are actually enlisted Naval insignias. The badge (the wings and propeller) signifies the rating/job of Aviation Machinist’s Mate (AD). The chevrons represent Petty Officer Third Class (one chevron), Second Class, and First Class. I like the concept, I think that something associated with Russian aviation would be a better fit. I was thinking an altimeter like the one found here:
http://www.wlacrussianeng.co.uk/Images/vd-10k.jpg
Maybe even something like several MIG jets drawn in a soviet block style on a 45 degree angle with bars behind the jet shapes as blocky stripe/smoke trails. Also the back label kind of falls apart for me and doesn’t feel as though it belongs on the same product. Maybe bring a little of the soviet feel to the back label as well. Keep at it.
Apr 13th, 2010
Jason
Oh and I forgot to mention that the product is actually MIG Vodka. Nick used the actual Russian spelling of Vodka. Props to him for that. The letter B is a V sound in Russian, the rest of the text is not a big stretch. The D character throws people off, but I’ve seen fonts that bridge the gap. I would suggest that Nick try doing a cut away of the english characters from the russian ones for legibility. Sorry for all the comments.
Apr 13th, 2010
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