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I am actively looking for critiques
- konzentrat
- by lindadesign
- university project group for a semester work at the universtiy of Fine Arts, Berlin
- Number of views: 3357
- Dated Submitted: Jul. 13 '08
- Added to Gallery: Jul. 14 '08
Jul. 14 '08
stevenf said:Very pretty. I like the colors very much. The type works well with the graphic.
Jul. 14 '08
jayred said:No Clash, it's not just you. Both the E and the A don't look as extended as the rest of the type, and the A definitely looks thinner as well.
Jul. 17 '08
thesergie said:i'm liking the colors and the logo, but the type seems too squeezed vertically, so it takes a little longer to process.
Sep. 20 '08
demiphonic said:This is one of (if not THE BEST) logo I've ever seen. I loved it so much I duplicated it at home.
Now remember when working with transparencies that the background colour dictates the overall look of the logo, in this case we are using dark grey.
Basically a cube is hexagon turned on its side (without lines in the middle of the shape), so to start you need 4 hexagons.
Merge the hexagons to form the overall diamond shape. Now set the base colours of each hexagon / cube & use a 72% transparency. Now you will notice the overlapping of the hexagons give the illusion that you have 4 cubes! (the edges of each hexagon double as the middle lines for each cube.)
Create a white diamond for the base. (use the extrude & Bevel effect in Adobe Illustrator to give the white diamond just a little height & Expand Apparence)
Duplicate the white diamond slab underneath the first - 3 times & turn those 3 diamond slabs black. (group or merge them to make working easier)
Now you just have to duplicate & mirror the hexagons / cubes underneath the black diamond slab, then set the transparency to 60 so it looks like a reflection.
You will end up with a near perfect replica, most will not be able to tell the difference. Though for the life of me I cannot get the same vibrancy in the right most corner of the green hexagon without disturbing the colours near the centre. I suspect he used a white shape to the back of the green hexagon on that side alone to increase the vibrancy? Who knows :p He got me there. :D
Sep. 20 '08
fogra said:@demiphonic: You could've spared us your long, pointless tutorial. Oh, and "he" is actually a "she"!
Sep. 20 '08
gthobbs said:The best logo you've ever seen and the oddest post I've ever seen.
Why in the world would I want to build a near perfect replica of this? and even if I did, I could simply look at it and and do it. It's not brain surgery.
P.S. if you punch all the shapes and actually use cmyk/rgb build variants at 100% opacity it takes the transparency, and therefore the background color, out of play making it much more versatile.
Sep. 20 '08
demiphonic said:hey no need to be mean guys. I just like the logo.. & enjoyed replicating it. It helped me become better in designing. I just thought someone else could try it out like I did. (hence the basic tutorial)
guess I was wrong. Have a nice day all.
Sep. 22 '08
demiphonic said:hahaha quit joshin me. lol
I like that one too actually. The updated design is new & fresh yet still retains the overall look of the old one :p great design. :)
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Jul. 14 '08
ubikdesign said:good colour scheme, and nice clean type, im liking this!