My suggestion would be to use an E that's the same style/proportions as the B, and extend the width of the B (the white area) further to the left. Another idea would be to try a lower case E.
I'd like to echo what aluminum said, because while some monograms are just pure typographical constructs with no obvious references, your looks quite a bit like a zipper.
28 Dec 2012 — 5:10am
28 Dec 2012 — 7:58am
My first impression is that it looks more like an odd B rather than EB. Maybe it would help if the E wasn't so condensed.
28 Dec 2012 — 8:44am
How? Any suggestion? :)
28 Dec 2012 — 10:54am
My suggestion would be to use an E that's the same style/proportions as the B, and extend the width of the B (the white area) further to the left. Another idea would be to try a lower case E.
28 Dec 2012 — 10:53am
Are you merely trying to make a monogram or are you trying to instill other meanings in this?
29 Dec 2012 — 5:40am
I'd like to echo what aluminum said, because while some monograms are just pure typographical constructs with no obvious references, your looks quite a bit like a zipper.
5 Jan 2013 — 6:46pm
Reminds me of simplebits logo.
Start off with some tight geometry because this design is clumsy.
Maybe go for a mirrored E ? Very quick sketch.
5 Jan 2013 — 6:50pm
Dont mean to copy this by the way. http://typophile.com/node/98861#comment-536590
It just feels like a logical solution for this monogram.