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Like this! Good stuff!

Thanks!

cool

nice idea !:) maybe the form of tooth needs a little bit correction

clever stuff...

really good )

likin it

quite a progression through the different concepts. Really liken how this one turned out. nice.

Fantastic! Well deserved gallery spot. :)

Thanks for the gallery spot, never expected that!Cheers for the comments and floats too guys, really appreciated.%0D*%0D*@topicha Yeah I guess it could be more technically accurate - I've done a lot of messing with the tooth shape to make sure both the tooth and helmet are recognisable.

Floated this early on, I think it's great!

unique. better check your centered alignment. it's off.

nice job

clever!

You negative space %3D positive logo.*And I agree with logoboom

Thanks all!**Hmm, everything is slap bang centre... Maybe it's shadow on the chin that's throwing it off balance?

Very Very Awesome!!!

Cheers. :)**What are your thoughts on the name %22TOOTHGUARD%22 for this instead?

Great solution!

Thanks man!**What are thoughts on the revised name?

Thanks for the input - yeah I think you're right. Name has been reverted back to original.

This is pretty cool.

As others have said, very clever. The mix is subtle and ingenious.

Great idea!! Nice work!!

I am interested in hiring you to create a logo for my company. However, I can't seem to locate your contact information on this website. I can be reached at [email protected]. Thanks.**Joseph

Such a clever design, I would love to see a black%26white version of this.

wow.. roman empire.. i like the idea..

Even if you were serious - this would just come across to pretentious for a dentist's office - assuming that's what you were pretending this to be for.**Also, the Roman association, helmets were worn by the warriors I think - and boy, did they ever have bad teeth.**In the profession of building smiles, I think this would fail once you look past the 'oh there's a tooth in there' realization**Looks to be making some people happy though, so don't mind me...

%5E agree, and first of all why would any dentist be named %22EMPIRE%22?

Thanks everyone, appreciated :)**@raja Cheers for the feedback. Yeah I see what you're saying, but I guess that's the great thing about designing just for fun - ideas can be explored that would never usually even be considered. I was originally designing a logo for a company called %22Royal Dentistry%22 and once I saw the helmet/tooth combination I just had to get it down! Even though I knew the company would never go with it... I agree about the pretentious thing, I think people like to see a more clean, welcoming (and generally blue) logo at their dentist. But hey, what's the point of limiting - with design anything can happen :)**@alexanderspliid I guess that's like saying why would any bookstore name themselves Waterstones? They don't sell water or stones, nor does the name have any relation to books... Looking at the gallery it can easily be seen that companies have a whole array of names - none related to anything the companies actually do/sell - and just a quick google search shows there are already a number of dental related companies called Empire! Another name I did consider using though was %22ToothGuard%22. With this design the idea came first, and then the name followed.

Although I guess it may sound better if I said I explored hundreds of names - but the name Empire came to mind as it represented both strength and unity!

...followed by the idea of %22Conquering tooth decay!%22*

Seems like you certainly had fun with this one regardless of it's lack of applicability.

I think this is a successful logo as well, I like the overall effect. The only thing I would like to see is a version without the helmet spike. The spike adds additional visual noise, and I would be interested to see how the logo played with it removed.

This is the real deal. Nice work. Speaking of pretentious, check your own comment! Any dentist with a practice named Empire would be more than ecstatic with that logo. I'm sure any dentist would buy that logo even with a completely unrelated name. We all know some our best ideas are unrestrained by client limitations anyway. I say bravo brandsanity!

Tooth Guard could definitely work. Just change it to a company that sells mouth guards.

128K are you a dentist? - your certainty suggests so