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BlackCat532 [2010-09-03 11:50:30 +0000 UTC]
Interesting, but I have to say that the initials PK get lost in the design ... I wouldn't have know that's what it said unless you told me. I would revisit that twisty design and try to make the letters more pronounced ... or go with something entirely abstract and add a more prominent tagline. The font choice for the tag line you have now sort of clashes with the style of the logo. Other things to keep in mind in developing a logo: how does this hold up when it gets shrunken and how does it hold up when reduced to black and white? Logos get reduced to 25% or less for letterheads, envelopes, memos, etc. and often, the logo must remain legible and recognizable when photocopied. It's tricky ... logos are probably the only time I would sincerely invoke Mies Van Der Roe, "Less is More." Good luck - you're off to a great start!!
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dst5216 In reply to BlackCat532 [2010-09-03 15:53:04 +0000 UTC]
the logo is actually the orb, everything around it is just a ''panel''. but your right
about the schrinking proces. i'm gonna try it out.
and thanks for a great comment, because i need pointers like this!
good luck to you too!
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BlackCat532 In reply to dst5216 [2010-09-04 00:23:38 +0000 UTC]
Cheers! Logos are prolly the trickiest area of design because they have to be so versatile - they have to be able to be put through the wringer and hold up. It's a beautiful piece of work, very slick and professional!
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dst5216 In reply to BlackCat532 [2010-09-04 15:34:58 +0000 UTC]
thanks alot!
and you're comments were really helpfull!
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BlackCat532 In reply to dst5216 [2010-09-05 11:00:10 +0000 UTC]
LOL - I sometimes wonder if I have time for just one!! Good luck! :-D
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dst5216 In reply to BlackCat532 [2010-09-06 21:10:41 +0000 UTC]
well i have to do something with my future first before istart thinking of settling down... having trouble finding my way in the designing bussiness. wish someone took a chance on me.
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