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MacGregor Literary

by OcularInk • Uploaded: Sep. 14 '06
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Description: A new Identity for a Literary Agency. They work mostly with Christian Literature. The Celtic knot (The Trinity) ties in with the name MacGregor being that it\'s Scottish. I then broke it up to create the letter M, as well as, a Christian fish (you might have to look a little closer).

As seen on: MacGregor Literary

Status: Client work

Commenting: Not seeking critique, comments fine

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Tigerblade said on Oct. 07 '06

Not bad, but... personally I\'d put the word \'Literary\' below \'MacGregor\', simply because I read it top-to-bottom and see \'Literary MacGregor\'
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OcularInk said on Oct. 08 '06

Thanks! I tried a version with Literary at the bottom, but in the end the client chose this solution. Since \'MacGregor\' is significantly larger (and darker in value) than \'Literary\' I think most viewers will still read it \'MacGregor Literary\'. I also thought this would be a little less typical than having \'Literary\' at the bottom. Thanks again for the feedback. -Kevin
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dache said on Oct. 09 '06

I think this is an interesting design but it irrevocably makes me think of tv series with witchs :)
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OcularInk said on Dec. 22 '06

This logo can be seen at http://www.macgregorliterary.com/ Website design by Project83.com
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gcm said on Jul. 17 '07

http://www.romaqua-group.ro/ this is a mineral whater "producer". the symbol is definetly the same. take care with it...
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gcm said on Jul. 17 '07

here is a link to the logo... http://thor.info.uaic.ro/~iwcc2001/borsec.jpg
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OcularInk said on Jul. 17 '07

Yes, you are correct, gcm. This celtic knot also known as the trinity is not a new symbol by any means. However, I feel my approach is unique. Refer to my description above. It explains the symbolism. Thanks.

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