- Unused Proposal
- Need comments
- Folder
- by Rokac
- Logo for a software company.
- Number of views: 5444
- Date Submitted: Jan. 14 '10
- Added to Gallery: Feb. 06 '10
- As seen on: -
lock_designs said on Feb. 07 '10
I'm sorry if i'm nay-saying too much...but I feel like a lot of the logos making the main page these days aren't actually marketable to actual businesses. I can appreciate art for art's sake such as this. But is it really a logo if can't be put to good use? I mean it's more of a clever play on words with art than a logo. Again not trying to make waves but I feel like making the front page has to be more than being clever with name and mark.
barryconvex said on Feb. 07 '10
I agree completely. The simple reason is that mostly you get the impression that the starting point is a visual idea and the outcome then is more or less accidental.
lock_designs said on Feb. 08 '10
Rokac your passive aggressive attitude is totally unwarranted. I originally was just commenting on the general trend on logopond, but your attitude has deemed it necessary to comment on you specifically. Your idea is not inspired, it's lazy and easy. It looks like you just simply tacked on some random type face to help remind us that the mark was a filing cabinet.
All Variant asked was if the company was real and what the did. Did you respond like a reasonable person, no you lashed out. How dare we question you?! In the end, I'm a bit curious about what they do as well and which proposal they actually did use if not this one and why is that not in your showcase? You don't want critiques, you want people telling you how good your idea is and the instant you're at all challenged you get all defensive and passive aggressive.
absoludicrous said on Feb. 08 '10
The thought of 99designs makes me shutter. This logo is worth more than $295...
barryconvex said on Feb. 08 '10
Seriously, I had no intention to make an attempt to trash the logo or make an arrogant remark. I believe the observation that there is a great amount of logos apparently created merely for oneself, often the "cute" or "fun" ones, entering the gallery, is undeniable.
barryconvex said on Feb. 08 '10
Additionally, while I don't think my first comment is unclear in any way, it IS a surprise that this has been done for an actual company, because Folder is a generic term. And the point above basically comes to the question in general, e.g. is making up a generic term like "Car Company", shaping the Cs into headlights as challenging as working for a real car manufacturer to create something unique that captures the client's identity.
I have no objections against this Folder logo, it looks a bit tight, but maybe it´s because you´ve used a lot of blank space around it. Works nicely in monochrome, is smart and possibly something you won't get tired of.
datzebao said on Feb. 08 '10
I agree with all people who say that there's a bad trendy here, and some logos are made just for fun, completely forgetting the customers rules and their frequently weird questions and requests. When you have to make a logo for someone who pays for it, it's very difficult to get along with a "simply" clever idea. And this logo is the dimostration of this whole theory, because i find it simply wonderful in his smartness and it is for sure very effective, but the client anyway rejected it...
I appreciate a lot this logo, but very often creativity is not well rewarded...
Chad Sanderson said on Feb. 08 '10
This isn't the first time this issue has been brought up. At the end of the day though, this is an inspiration-based website- and this right here is inspiring. Great job Rokac!
VB Design said on Mar. 11 '10
Oh,oh, oh, I saw this logo on LogoMoose and fell in love! Odlican,savrsen,predobar!
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Bitencourt said on Jan. 14 '10
I think the mark is a little small, but like the idea :)