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working on a new logo

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I have been working on a new logo, I have only one to show today but would like your opinions and ideas please

 

The logo concept is communication, as the company is named mention design, I used the rounded shape because I like the idea of free movement to show flexibility in design with an infinite number of possible concepts, the font is fluid, like the logo to continue on that air of fluid thinking, please tell me what you think.

 

I would also like you thoughts on the font too please

 

thanks

 

 

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i think a simpler sans serif might work better. maybe something slightly rounded from the ubuntu family?

Ok thanks, I will experiment

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Nice! I like it, simple and good looking :) I agree with simpler sans-serif, and I'd say maybe try a light condensed font (I thought that might be nice)?

 

Thanks.. Looks like I will have to do more font experimentation than I thought.

As you know, I'm no design expert but thought my view as an 'outsider' may be useful for you. It looks to me as though the thin pointy ends are too thin. It looks fine on a large screen in hi res, but a logo needs to work in all formats. In low res, or in low quality print, the very thin parts of the image would look pixelated and grainy.

 

Edit, I don't even know if pixelated, grainy, or pointy ends are approved design terms, but I'm sure you get my point.

Edited by Climber

  • 3 weeks later...

Looking good. i like it. cant you put some colors in it ? try some color i mught look better then this.

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