Logopond

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firebrand said on Mar. 23 '10

I think you should make a small adjustment to the highlights in the Q. ie move them away from the edge. Otherwise nice.

jerron said on Mar. 23 '10

Nice design, highlights may not be necessary.

alexanderspliid said on Mar. 23 '10

good work, would be nice to see it in a smaller size, just to see if any detail get lost.

plantingseeds said on Mar. 23 '10

Thanks for your feedback guys

@firebrand: I'll give those highlights a tweak and see. Cheers.

@Jerron: The highlights are only for the large Q and to flow it into the heron head. For smaller sizes, the bird and the lettering is flat detail.

@Alex: check out 'Heron Quay - single line' uploaded in my gallery which shows the heron as a silhouette for small sizes.

andreiu said on Mar. 23 '10

i really like it. very good job!

OcularInk said on Mar. 23 '10

Agree with the others regarding the highlights. Probably don't even need them.

plantingseeds said on Mar. 23 '10

Thanks Andreiu :)

@Ocularink: I've updated the logo now without highlights on the 'Q'.

Logo Design Monster said on Mar. 24 '10

The shape of the letter Q is amazing. Really nice logo.

logomotive said on Mar. 24 '10

This really well done. Question if this is for 'A brand identity for the financial district of London.' why is it for sale on BS?

plantingseeds said on Mar. 24 '10

Cheers LDM.

@Mike: Heron Quay is an area of the financial district in and around Canary Wharf in London. And I love both the name and the scenic waterfront. So I decided to use it as a brand identity project 'just for fun'. I was pleased enough with the outcome that I felt it would be a shame if it didn't get used in some capacity.

So I have it up for sale on Brandstack. (although unfortunately I don't think it will sell, unless the customer wants to edit the name to suit their business)