Logo
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Rob,
I like where your going with it.
But it looks kinda smooshed together....
Space things out a bit..looks sorta cluttered??
I like where your going with it.
But it looks kinda smooshed together....
Space things out a bit..looks sorta cluttered??
Rob,
I really like the one with the headphones and mic in the middle, I'd just change the font and perhaps tone the green a bit, I think this would be a great logo for marketing to schools and teen events.
I really like the one with the headphones and mic in the middle, I'd just change the font and perhaps tone the green a bit, I think this would be a great logo for marketing to schools and teen events.
I like that way more than the one with the creepy eyes...and the pervy smile.... :sqerr:
Yea what he said that little musical note reminds me of me.
Just for poops and giggles....
On your own Rob. I've never been keen on your font selection. And, I agree with one comment, everything looks squeezed together....spread it out and let it breath.
On your own Rob. I've never been keen on your font selection. And, I agree with one comment, everything looks squeezed together....spread it out and let it breath.
I like it better than anything you've had so far. Just needs tweaking. I like the font, but tighten up the green drop shadow.
Rob,
Big thing to keep in mind, is when you need to have a logo printed, embroidered, silk-screened, etc.
Making it too complicated, with too many colors and curves, will not only cost more, but also cause bleeding of the colors. When in doubt, simpler is better with logos IMHO -- and gets imprinted in potential client's heads easier
Think AT&T, IBM and Fedex -- you can see their logos in your head
Just my thoughts...
Big thing to keep in mind, is when you need to have a logo printed, embroidered, silk-screened, etc.
Making it too complicated, with too many colors and curves, will not only cost more, but also cause bleeding of the colors. When in doubt, simpler is better with logos IMHO -- and gets imprinted in potential client's heads easier
Think AT&T, IBM and Fedex -- you can see their logos in your head
Just my thoughts...
Rob,
Big thing to keep in mind, is when you need to have a logo printed, embroidered, silk-screened, etc.
Making it too complicated, with too many colors and curves, will not only cost more, but also cause bleeding of the colors. When in doubt, simpler is better with logos IMHO -- and gets imprinted in potential client's heads easier
Think AT&T, IBM and Fedex -- you can see their logos in your head
Just my thoughts...
Good point... if I were to embroider any of those I'd loose the green that surrounds the text and use just plain text anyway....
While simple is usually best... what I'm looking for is POP so none of these have gone live yet.... they are still very much a work in progress... if I were to put one in use it would be the one just above this post where I brought the green in tight with the text... but still an inline design vs stack... I haven't ruled out the stacked version as it could be useful in other situations such as documents for example....
Holiday Inn Express has about three variants of their logo and use it for different applications and that is what I'm trying to develope.... any idea's are very welcome and if you want to take a stab at it like Randy has then go for it.... I'd really love to see any idea's Hank has... hint, hint
