- Nothing Set
- Commenting fine
- view42
- by helvetic brands
- Identity for a new webdesign firm in Nottingham
- Number of views: 6318
- Date Submitted: Dec. 04 '06
- Added to Gallery: Apr. 14 '08
- As seen on: http://www.dache.ch
mcdseven said on Dec. 06 '06
Love it. Love it more since it has meaning. well done. excellent mark. the E does seem of though.
dache said on Dec. 24 '06
Thanks :^)
Yes a new version has been created with a lowcase "e", it looks much better.
OMNI said on Nov. 06 '07
I saw a rooster. The strength in the symbol I think, is not the type of bird but the abstraction of the bird. Whatever bird it is, it's cool.
tevih said on Apr. 15 '08
Is there a connection between the peacock, the "view", "42" and the fact that it's a design company? It's a nice logo, but I don't get it...
dache said on Apr. 15 '08
I'll upload the updated version when I get some time. Here it is, like on my portfolio http://www.dache.ch
tevih, the connection can be seen in the word view. A peacock full of pride is all about being viewed. The shape of the bird could also be considered as a 'v'.
Cheers guys.
nido said on Apr. 15 '08
ive always liked this.. however i would have suggested perhaps making the 'tail' longer & taller.. as that is when a peacock is at its most proudest.. this one seems to be proud of having a 'small one' ;)
smartinup said on Apr. 15 '08
not to jump on nido's coat tail, but, i think he makes a pretty good point after the given description.
nomadcreative said on Apr. 18 '08
I think that's over thinking it a bit. Aesthetically, if the tail were longer, I think it would be off balance.
nido said on Apr. 18 '08
now your under thinking it;).. i also said 'taller'.. so it rises vertically & above the head.. as a peacocks tail would when its strutting its stuff.. aesthetically.. if done correctly.. that would be fine.
javo_rc said on Jul. 31 '08
-127? why?
huyendesigner said on Aug. 01 '08
good design, Dache !
Please login/register to make a comment, registration is easy, signup
OcularInk said on Dec. 04 '06
Interesting...I want to know more about the mark, though. Is it completely abstract or is it meant to evoke something? Also, I like your type solution. Even with the type solution being so different from the mark, they still work very well together. My only complaint would be the weight of the 'E'. It seems a little off.
Kevin