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Hi Mark
1a is working best for me at the moment, but I'd maybe try the word"design" at the same height as the thickness of the clipped 'g', also maybe consider a slightly different font as the straight edges of that font look ever so slightly odd when the m and g overlap into each other, there is something there that looks odd. Overall more balance and some more refinement required
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Just a quicky thrown together in Indesign as an example, but have you considered using a slightly more rounded font at all? m and g don't go so well with the square/serif fonts with them being such rounded letters...
Of course it all depends on personal preference - I cannot design for myself at all and am probably the world's worst at contradicting myself while doing it ;)
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