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Your clients must have some deep pockets to always go 4 and 5 color. How do you get so lucky? Even so, nice looking logo dude.

Thanks Kevin :%5E)

Very nice, David. I love the colour palette of the mark. I went to your site to read about this logo and it makes much more sense after I read the description. It really does give the impression of a 'network' or a living organism. Well done.

Well done dache, actually I wanted to do it but I had to decline due to time problems. But its nice to see what you did with it. Good work.

The multicolor 'M' reads like a %3Eheart%3C - y'know, a valentine. People usually have to pay extra for that kind of special treatment - well done!

another dache's kinda logo.

Nice feedback, thanks everyone.*%3C/br%3E*bpotstra : Thanks for visiting Brian. Happy you like :%5E)*%3C/br%3E*Art Machine : Thank you for the kind words Julian.*%3C/br%3E*ClimaxDesigns : You are correct in assuming CMYK printing. Its principal usage will be on an electronic medium. Thank you for adding it to the gallery.*%3C/br%3E*firestorm888 : Im glad you see the reference. My client loved that so to speak.*%3C/br%3E*rambal : Thanks man*%3C/br%3E%3C/br%3E*Certain have voted it down, I would be curious as to why.

@ Climax : Yea, I've seen it. What about when this does go to Print? If ever? Printing off-set using CMYK can sometimes be just as expensive as printing Spot. And if you're going digital on the CMYK printing, well, it's not going to look nearly as nice. Not even close, actually. But, hey, that's totally the client's call. I could care less. I just think Dache's one lucky dude to get so much creative freedom with color. Rarely happens to me. :-P**This one definitely belongs in the gallery.**Cheers!!

what to say... good... really good... again!

Thanks Ivan, Kevin. I appreciate it.

I am a fan of this one.

Thanks Dale :%5E)