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Real or Fake client not set Don't mind critiques, but I'm not actively looking for them
- Topdot
- by Chanpion
- Amendments made after some handy suggestions. Thanks guys. The client likes it even more now. This is for a business that sells second hand golf balls. The name came from the process of the owner 'dotting' the good golf balls with a red marker. The logo was designed as an ambigram should the owner decides to stamp his logo on golf balls in the future.
- Number of views: 3145
- Date Submitted: Aug. 26 '07
- Added to Gallery: Aug. 30 '07
Aug. 26 '07
firebrand said:I like it too. Would also work stacked, as the shapes interlock.
Aug. 26 '07
LOGOMOTIVE said:wuz up Chanp?, have not seen ya around. Nice work on this mark bud. I can see it on golf balls.
Aug. 26 '07
chanpion said:Thank you all. Its definitely great to be back at work.
@TT: Thanks mate! The client is trying to register the name but is having difficulties with it being too close to Hot Dot. Oh well.
@Thx Fire. Very perceptive as always mate.
@Two Mikeys: Thank man. Yeah, took abit of a break. Back to pay off the bills :(
@Kev&Bart: Thanks for the advice. Cheers!
Aug. 31 '07
dache said:There is a legibility issue with the final "t" as it is not homogeneous with the first "t" and thus reads "topdo " or "topdo" and mark.
Aug. 31 '07
Form said:I feel like the outside stroke on the "t"s need to be closed off on the top of each... but then again it wouldn't remain and ambigram... and what do I know.
Sep. 02 '07
miguel1 said:the d and p are not closed off so that would probably make it look worse IMO. Nice ambigram Chanpion.
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Aug. 26 '07
TernaciousT said:Nice work. I really like the fact that the ambigram is functional rather than just for the sake of it, so it'll work on golf balls, also it works well as a 2 colour which will also make printing on golf balls more cost effective.