since you are actively looking for critiques, i feel compelled to comment.
i would remove the "reflection" and the drop shadow? is there one? it doesn't really add anything to the mark. i am not sure how literal you are intending the "illustration" element of the guy(?) holding up the barbell, but since it is bent it suggests a sort of lack of stability and kind of flimsiness. is there a reason for the bent aspect of the barbell?
i'd wonder how this would work in black and white.
pram99 said on Jun. 26 '09
i would remove the "reflection" and the drop shadow? is there one? it doesn't really add anything to the mark. i am not sure how literal you are intending the "illustration" element of the guy(?) holding up the barbell, but since it is bent it suggests a sort of lack of stability and kind of flimsiness. is there a reason for the bent aspect of the barbell?
i'd wonder how this would work in black and white.
thiago.calza said on Jun. 27 '09
The reason for the bent barbell is that i thought a regular babell would not be so atractive. So a put it in a perspective.
thanks!
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