I'm working on a job for a high end luxury brand that will remain nameless. They have requested a font, based on the logotype.
From a type design perspective, there are some "problems" with the font, such as the N coming to a sharp taper, and the leg of the 'R' does not extend back toward the stem enough. The U is unbalanced...you get my drift. Small things, that work ok in the logotype (which is in production for the client).
Should I fix these letters in the original, or am I setting myself up for an unwinnable and pointless fight?
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That will keep things simple, from the perspective of the client’s ongoing production (with their suppliers, etc.) and also make the logo “special”, which it should be.