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Earlier today I found myself researching web designers and companies around the area where I live. It was a bit surprising to find that our leading web developers had websites that looked as though they were made 10 years ago. Discovering this gave enough motivation to make an attempt at freelancing... which is what leads to this thread.

 

A while ago I designed a logo for myself and I'm asking for feedback on it. It's nothing jaw dropping, but I wanted something simple and professional looking. Any suggestions or criticisms are welcome (especially since I don't consider myself to be a great logo / brand identity designer.

 

Attached is the logo. Thanks in advance.

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Edited by Pete Prosper

I'd go with just 'prosper'. The p.prosper looks like you have a stutter?

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I'd go with just 'prosper'. The p.prosper looks like you have a stutter?

 

I Ddon't

 

Actually, there's some web designer who goes by the name "peter prosper". Even though he's more entitled to that name (because it's his real name) I still wanted to have something that was at least slightly personal, but not completely similar to his name. If I went with just "prosper"... eh.

 

Looks good mate.

Maybe a little more spacing between the two lines at the bottom. Might just be me but the tails of the P's seem to interfere with the line directly below it.

 

Thanks, going to play around with it right now.

Edited by Pete Prosper

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