by HayesImage • Uploaded: Feb. 20 '09
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Wild Thorns. A Christian-based motorcycle club.
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Nice one, Josh. Was wondering when we'd get to see a new logo from you.
ReplyI would have picked this for a Christian ministry or church,.. looks like a crown with thorns to me. I love it :)
Replymaybe a christian biker group %3B)
Replybeing a ranch girl I saw barbed wire first.
Replyreminds me of the crown of thorns worn by Jesus
ReplyCheers Kev :) Been keeping busy?**%22maybe a christian biker group%22**Spot on Penflare!!***Thanks for the comments all :)
ReplyThis is nice. 1st thing I thought was crown of thorns as well (Jesus).
ReplyEh, I'm not gonna lie. It's been slow! But still, I can't complain. Life is good. You?
ReplyHay Hayes, glad to see ya back. this is nice! it does remind me of what's been said but It's done very well.
ReplyClean and to the point!
Reply@ahab: Definitely the imagery I was aiming for :) Toying with the idea of adding a sproket in the center to resemble a bike wheel...**@OcularInk: Good to hear Kev :) Yeah, haven't been doing much freelance stuff of late, have been putting my website together to replace that half-baked %22idea%22 that is currently on my domain.**@logomotive: Cheers Mike, it's good to be back :)**@LoGoBoom: Thanks Glen :) I see you've had a name change in my absence...**Stay tuned for type %26 updates :D
Replynice. soon it became club's official tattoo. just like this one: http://www.istockphoto.com/file_closeup/people/636982-thorn-tattoos.php?id%3D636982
ReplyDoes lend itself to tattoo's too I guess, cheers :)
Replybeautiful!
Replyi think it's great
Replyawesome mark!
ReplyThanks guys :) Gotta version with type almost ready for upload
ReplyNice really nice
ReplyAbsolutely timeless. Well done!
ReplyThanks guys!! This one's turned out to be quite the sleeper hit :)
ReplyI absolutely love it man!
ReplyThanks Joe :) This was something different.
ReplyJust ran across this...ouch... %3B) Very cool!
Replyhaha!! Thanks Michael :)
ReplyYep, great one! Love the concept and execution.
ReplyThanks Sean :) There is a finished version with type that I keep forgetting to upload.
ReplyTo be featured in Logolounge Book 6 :)
ReplyThanks Tony!! I see you got a few in yourself, that's awesome :)
ReplyCongrats to all your selections as well, Josh!
ReplyAwesome...Congrats on all your selections%3B)
ReplyThanks guys :D Given the names I've seen who got in %26 their work that was chosen...this will be a great, GREAT book.**Hey David, I still think if you could get a book together you could trump it effortlessly :)
Replythis is perfect! i love it!
ReplyLove it, very sharp
ReplyThanks Amp %26 Cerise :)**@Zu%3B This design has long been signed off on %26 has been put to good use...interesting thoughts though, I appreciate the interest :)
ReplyZu, part of the problem might have to do with some of your comments on other's logos. Take these comments for instance. Rather than critique the logo at hand and offer constructive criticism on how to improve the design (which us not needed in my opinion), you suggest a completely new idea that you think is better. It's a bit rude if you ask me. Not trying to bash you, only trying to offer another perspective.
ReplyWhat I continually find interesting about this is%3B considering the client, their 'industry' %26 that it is based on 'familar' imagery...out of everything in my showcase (excluding the occaissional random peak of interest, Niven for example had that in a big way) it's this that seems to be the most consistant at gaining attention.**It's humbling, but at the same time a typeless, greyscale motif isn't something I'd consider to be a massive triumph.**Not trying to start any kind of philosophical discussion on any of that, just thinking out loud.
Replyhow beautiful is this ??
ReplyThanks Bernd, one from the archives :)
Replygood :D
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