by !mude • Uploaded: Oct. 08 '09 - Gallerized: Oct. '09
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A play on integrating characters into the mark.
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Just for fun
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I think you've got a nice result.
Replythis is a good one, love it
Replyyeah very nice solution dennis :)
Replycleverly treated 'G' !! well done
ReplyClean and simple.
ReplyThanks for the positive feedback and all the floats - means a lot.
ReplyGreat concept.
ReplyThe mark is subtle. Clever job!
Replygallery....
ReplyWorks very well. Nice work!
ReplyGood One.
ReplyThanks everyone. I'm really glad that you like this.
Replynice! floated!
ReplyThanks Justin and Sneh.
ReplyI see a G, an L and even a loose form of an O. Bravo!
Replyvery very cool!
ReplyThanks both of you.**koodoz - glad you see them all in there :)
Reply%5E Ditto to the positive comments. Nice one.
Reply%22A hole in one%22, well done mate.
ReplyExcellent mark all around. In the most basic of elements, you have the letter %22G%22 and golf pin, but layered upon that is the sense of the green, a target and even the path of the golf ball as it is going in the hole, further implying the sense of training and expertise needed to make the shot. Most logos seen here don't have all the layering, leading to something stiff like making the letter %22G%22 a golf ball and calling it a day, but you've taken it much further. Well played.
ReplyYou should make the line look more like a shadow. You can even make the shadow of the flag at the end and make the G look more naturally like a G, I think :)
ReplyNice touch!
ReplyThanks everyone. I really appreciate all the feedback.**esotericsean %3E I did experiment with the shadow but I prefered keeping it simple as it is.
Replynice work!
ReplyI really like the concept and colors of this. Good job mate, keep it up!
ReplyThanks sbdesign, derek and m12secrects.
ReplyClever, great concept.
ReplyThanks RGD
Replyclever , great job :)
ReplyThanks a lot :)
ReplyBackground for the L letter might be found in a fact that flag tossed a shadow! Very nice concept, this should get in use!
ReplyThanks for the comment Alen - who knows - maybe one day it will be.
ReplyClever work here
ReplyThanks cerise.
Replyvery creative. well done!
ReplyThanks guys - appreciate the nice words.
ReplyCould of sworn I floated this a long time ago. Sweet work buddy!
ReplyThanks dude.
Reply%5ESame as joe, great work here
ReplyThanks Floris and Matheus.
ReplyThis is genius!
ReplyThank you Mr. Watson
ReplyThis is great, like it very much!*Simple, but yet so profound...
ReplyThx Art Pack
ReplyVery Very nice! well done.
ReplyThanks Antonio - appriciated.
Replybrilliant work !
ReplyThanks TAS
Replynice job!
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