Piano Forest
by JasonCho • Uploaded: Nov. 26 '08 - Gallerized: Nov. '08
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Trees displaying piano keys.
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awwwww!!! this is SOOOOO good!!! There seems to be so much emotion in this mark. Well done.
Replythank you :)
ReplyThis is awesome. Really get a feeling of hand drawn krinkly paper type sketching.%0D*%0D*Top stuff.
ReplyA beauty - Nicely done
ReplyNicely executed but it instantly reminded me of Nomadesign's logo.
Replyvery good...
Replyvery light, very nice - i like it....
Replyim in awe-some!
ReplyVery nice! Great concept!
Replyim loving this a lot! very nice work. i do have one small thing though, that ive just noticed. it might take it away from the design, but is one of the keys a tiny bit fat?
ReplyIt's like on a real piano where you have two white keys together, b and c, without a black note. I assume!**Lovely logo by the way.
ReplyI don't just love this logo, I'm in love with it. Great work!
Replyjust great!
ReplyAlthough it did remind me of Noma's design, this is very nice.
Replyvery good logo!
Replygood point about the fat key kimo... as you can probably tell. im not a piano player
ReplyI love this logo, great job jasoncho!
ReplyVery well executed. Beautiful!
Replyvery very nice, great job
ReplyWonderful! Even the landscape, which is as good as Mondrian's early lanscapes with trees.
Replygreat idea!! must be great playing on a piano like that %3B)
Reply@NOMADESIGN I tried to create an original logo, but i guess that didn't work well :( I still got my inspiration from poplar trees :-) %0D*%0D*@waggit I tried to make the trees look natural, so it looks a little different from normal piano keys :)
ReplyAwsome logo! Looks very creative and perfected. ***@NOMADESIGN: The concept may be similar but the end result is extremely different. First yours is about art and resembles paint strokes. While this logo uses trees. Only after a hard look, one person may find a similarity. This one similarity is extremely small. Also your logo is older and probably has not been viewed at recently as well as the your execution is sub par to this logo done by Jason.
Replythank you for the comment NOMA :) %0D*so many designers these days! I wish making a logo that is truly original was much easier %3B)
ReplyNever knew Noma's was supposed to represent trees.**This is very nice.
Replythankful matter,*well done!*Gratulation!
Replyvery nice mate*
ReplyWaw :-)
Replyawesome*
ReplyThis is great, really elegant solution, and I love the look of it. Good work. :)
ReplyAs a piano player and a graphic designer, I can say that I absolutely love this.
Replythank you for the comments :)
ReplyI like the logo very much, I'm just not completely sure what it's for. Is it for a piano store?
Reply@jez777 thank you :) It's a concept for piano related services.
Replyextremely understated and elegant...a very compelling design!
Replypure brilliance...
ReplyI saw a mention that the top line is not needed. And I don't necessarily disagree. But I think the top line give it a horizon line of sorts. I'm not saying to do this! But I might play around with putting a mountain up there that looks a bit like the top of a grand piano... Floated it btw.
ReplySoooooo clever!!!!! Concratulations mate!
Replynice feeling this mark gives.
Replyyeah this is a piece of art**that's a logo:)
ReplyVery clever.
ReplyLove it.
ReplyI love this logo, it's realy cool!
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ReplyAwesome concept.
Replyamazing
Replyi love coming across old gems like this.
ReplyReally great idea!
ReplyBrilliant!!
ReplyI've just had a phone call from someone genuinely wanting to buy this logo – is it still available? If so please contact me via charcoaldesign %5Bdot%5D com %5Bdot%5D au /contact
ReplyVery good!!
ReplyAll time favorite!
ReplyThis is very cool
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