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I'm not gonna do any other iterations of this. If you don't like any of these, whatever. No matter what I try, some will say yes to it, others will say no. I can't please everyone. If none of these get used for the logo, I really don't care. This was a fun project to practice my photoshop skills. Maybe I'll re-use this logo elsewhere. Like always, criticism is welcome.

Ideas that were suggested: Center the cymbal better, add a brush, xylophone/bell mallet, remove the triangle beater. Some of you wanted sticks and mallets, others did not. One even suggested adding random aux stuff in the middle (I chose not to do this option, as it would be too chaotic IMO).

What I did: Added Becker Blues, changed the color of the marimba mallet to blue to keep one color mallets, added a brush. Each version has a text option too (r/percussion). A blank one with no logos or text is included here as well.

I removed branding. I also added a snare stick, marimba mallet, timpani mallet, and a triangle beater. Second image, I added the text r/percussion.

I'm always open to more suggestions and changes.

I tried my best to remove the zildjian logo. It's still slightly visible. Let me know if that's an issue.

Leatherman Rebar, BPS flashlight, and for right now a simple BIC pen in this sheath I got off Amazon. Any recommendations for a pen that gives off outdoorsy vibes?

I wanted to include some sort of mallet percussion but it just didn't work well with the rounded shape unless I included a crotale. Any improvements on this? Should I add text?

Regular size 70 count potato and banana for scale. That thing weighed 2.385 pounds!

I have too many of them. This is maybe half of what I have in total.

Hint: a place lots of people love next to a place people seem to hate.

My favorite color is orange but I do love the army/moss/woodsy green color for bags. Any time I see one thrifting, I feel the urge to buy it. Five are thrift store finds, one was purchased in-store and two were bought via Amazon.

1. Eddie Bauer Cargo: purchased today at Goodwill for $1.99. Tons of compartments, especially in the front. Light-medium wear towards the bottom. I don’t have a use for this one yet.

2. PFConcepts with a UPS logo. Also goodwill. Has a vertical front pocket which is ok, but not my favorite. Two straps towards the top allows me to clip stuff/carabiners. Water bottle slot could’ve been slightly bigger. I carry my lunch and other few work items in here when I ride my bike (to work).

3. Fjallraven: also recent goodwill find for about $4. Nicely made, canvas. I need to wax this. Few stains but overall very nice. No use for it yet.

4. SOG MOLLE: Also goodwill find. Slimmer bag with options to attach pouches and the like. I also use this when riding my bike just for fun and for hikes too. I have a sitting pad (not pictured) that fits thru those straps on the top. I also have a solar battery bank that hangs off the bag.

5. Also SOG MOLLE but larger capacity. Amazon purchase. Its current use (or not using it just taking up space in my room) is my wilderness/bushcraft survival kit.

6&7 are similar backpacks. #7 I bought at Meijer on clearance. It’s their Lake and Trail brand. It’s made of canvas and has tons of sweat stains. I wore this when riding my bike all the time like ten years ago. I wanted a replacement but Meijer discontinued it. So I found a similar looking and bigger bag on Amazon. #6 is more spacious so if I’m doing grocery shopping for a few things, riding my bike there, I’ll take this one. (Purchased Amazon).

8. Jansport. Also goodwill find. Pretty simple look. Standard bag. Originally was my gym bag but now it’s holding all my disc golf discs (I don’t play very often so it’s hung up taking up space.

Which do you like the best?

For St. Patrick’s Day, we ordered a bunch of cabbage, carrots, and red potatoes. I’d say at least 20 on the cabbage. For context, I work at a smaller store but we still get good foot traffic. Well, the meat department ran out of corned beef the Friday before and wasn’t getting any more in before the holiday. As such, nobody was buying any cabbage. So we had an insane amount left over. (Like two full shopping carts and maybe six other cases). This is the last case I was going through today: a month and a half later. As you all know, you just gotta peel off all the bad leaves/layers until you hit nice cabbage. So it wasn’t a total loss. For anyone curious, we wrap ours since we don’t have a wet rack, just a simple open face refrigerated case.

The black shelving sits just below waist height and most customers (aside from kids) would be looking down primarily to look at the product. Should I face it so all the text on the lids are facing the same way or the front/side labels are facing the same way (as shown here)? Does it really matter?

I’ve seen intertwined carrots, but this is on another level!

I’ve heard great things about this brand but never spent the money on one of their backpacks. While shopping at goodwill, I found this for $4. A great buy, as these bags cost $100+. One small stain on the bag, but otherwise in great condition for probably being used. Do you have/use this brand?