by Type08 • Uploaded: Feb. 08 '09 - Gallerized: Feb. '09
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Blog about wine. Award winning logo featured on many inspirational websites and in books on graphic design.
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Anything similar out there? Thanks!
Replywell... office strategies http://logopond.com/gallery/detail/40787 entered my head, but they really aren't that similar.
Reply@Lundeja: Thank you mate! I think that OS was inspired by the concept of the chess game (graphic/brand) and this one directly by the elements of crest/castle... *@Relevant: LOL %3B)
Replylove it, beautiful mark. Only gripe is to separate the WineKingdom. Would you consider using a serif font?
ReplyI tried with the serifs first, but then it seems like to much is going on... Clean mark, clean elegant typography... Thanks, Paul!
Replythis is nice Alen
ReplyThanks, Gareth! I appreciate it!
ReplyVery nice!
ReplyThank you Nex!
Reply@type08 yeah I know :) brain recall is a funny thing
ReplyNo probs bro! :)
ReplyVery nice... So simple. Well done.
ReplyThanks Kurtis!
Replynice job!
ReplyThanks a lot, Seb!
ReplyVery nice! Dude you must dream these up in your sleep...when you do sleep that is:)
ReplyHahhaaaa... Only after to much of it, which is very rare lately... %3B)
ReplyReally cool. Type works too.
ReplyThanks, Boudewijn!
ReplyReally great stuff, I think the typography works well with the mark.
ReplyThanks a lot, Alex! I wanted something appropriate for the web but elegant and sophisticated at the same time.
ReplyPerfect!
ReplyMike mine a merlot, I like it (the logo and the wine)
ReplyNice man
ReplyAlen, since you have a green flag, IMO the base looks like an upside down T so I have been trying to figure out why it is not connected to the glass? I think the mark would be stronger if it were connected. It speaks volumes enough no need to make matters more confusing.**
Reply@ Gvandoni, Straycloud, Ranganath: thanks a lot! :)*@ Mike: the upper part of the glass is in a form of the crest and the 'old' flag so the form of the glass reminded me on those small 'table flag' holders. I didn't want to lose the lower sharp point of it... Thanks a lot!
ReplySuper cool mate. I really like the simplicity.
ReplyAlthough a tower it represent a castle, maybe a crown would represent a kingdom, rather than a fortress... No? Have you tried anything with the bottle?*Or maybe a burgundy drop with a castle form or reflexion? Just a friendly suggestion.
Reply@ Mabu: thanks mate!*@ Mickey: those are all great ideas. Crown is cool, but if you take it further, remind me of the 'king' that wasn't 'hidden' in some castle/fortress. :) Sometimes we have to chose the way but I love when some logo/brand offers you options for further sub-branding. I appreciate your comment and thank you for suggestions.
Replyawesome
ReplyThanks, Brandcore! Long time no see! :)
ReplyYea man, this is cool :D
ReplyThanks a lot, Siah!
Replylong time no seeing my friend. that's a shame*your logoskill are insane.*all the best !!!
ReplyWOW very nice. well thought.
ReplyCris and Alberto, thanks a lot!
ReplyVery good associations of Wine %26 Kingdom! Great work!
ReplyThanks for the 'creamy' comment! %3B)
ReplyNice concept! I like!
Replysimple and effective just as a logo should be. Great work.
ReplyWebcore and Adam, thanks a lot!
ReplyGreat!
ReplyThanks, Or? :)
ReplyI think its a little more than coincidence that you loved this logo so much: http://logopond.com/gallery/detail/40787*But i really like this logo you did
Replynice man. i do see that the bottom could look like an upside down t, but only after the one guy mentioned it. to fix that issue, i would maybe make the base of the glass curve up into the stem a little bit rather than it being a straight 90 degree. but i don't even see that as an issue, just a thought. i do love it though. great job.
ReplyHey Corey, thanks for your thoughts.
Replypretty perfect :)
ReplyThank you, Tomme!
ReplyThanks Shaun!
Replyvery nice! clean, objective, and strong as a wine brand.... you have plenty of logos man.... wow... :)
ReplyThank you, Marcio! :)
ReplyThats great :)
ReplyThank you, Adam! Welcome to the Pond! :)
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