by JoePrince • Uploaded: Oct. 16 '09 - Gallerized: Oct. '09
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Yep me too!
Replyme three!
Replyyes, this one. Simple but reads beautifully!
Replynice!.........................i like it.........
ReplyThis is really nice, I like its simplicity a lot.
ReplyThanks a lot guys, appreciate it!
Replyvery nice work... remember seeing this before :)
ReplyI like this version - simple, tight and effective.
ReplyThis reminded me of The Mill logo by North Design somewhat.
ReplyNice job Joe.
ReplyThanks John, Chris, David, and Rudy!
Reply@demiphonic: Good to hear it's legible.
ReplyReads easy too.
Replycool logo reminds me of the Mill logo as well ..
Reply%5EYeah they look similar. That's what happens with simplicity though.
Reply:/ I saw Mill also.. I think that if the words weren't so similar I wouldn't have thought of it.. what is Jill?
ReplyI should also add that I feel this is a lot more successful than the Mill logo... I don't think the Mill logo is readable... at all.. so kudos
Reply@momentummagazine true happens with simplicity but when you see something before you see what your looking at ....
Reply%5ETrue. This is the first time I have seen the Mill logo. I also don't find it legible at all without some text saying what it is. That's just my opinion though.
Replyavesome!
ReplyThanks Andrew!
Replyhttp://www.the-mill.com/
ReplySomeone had mentioned that earlier. Thanks for pointing it out.
ReplyI too like this logo, but I noticed something which maybe others have as well, but just haven't mentioned. I also see the word HI. I don't know if that was intentional or not, but is cool just the same.
ReplyYeah it's hard to see, but it is there. Unintentional :)
Replythis is quite good. very well done.
ReplyCheers Andreiu!
ReplyEmail ? thought i would bring here ... you know the mill called and want there logo back .... considering you wield a pitchfork
ReplyThe mill copyrighted a rectangle? Oh yeah that sounds right...they probably were the first to ever use it in a design.
ReplyRemoving our comments from his design btw.
Replyim only using your keen powers of observation ... the book of prince states otherwise to what your saying ...
ReplyI bet they were the first ones to ever use that design element. Makes perfect sense now.
Replyi think you are missing the point ... **jill interior designer ... explain your concept ?**the mill doesnt really need to be explained ... placed in context when creating an identity surely you would want the logo you create to be original and unique ? **
ReplyNo explanation necessary - the work speaks for itself. Thanks!
Replyi just explained it didnt %22...%22 so could you clarify for me
Replyunless u dont want to its ok ... im genuinely interested
ReplyJust because you can't comprehend something doesn't mean I'm going to clarify it for you. Let your imagination soar, if you have one.
ReplyYou ask so much of what you cant deliver ... ok the mill looks like a factory ... i got it .. the rectangles are rolls of news paper ... pure throne room eh
Reply%5EUpload some logos and then we'll discuss it.
Replyso you need comparables ... surely you can justify you own work ... im a casual observer on the site ... and i knew push come to shove you would use that one just thought you would have taken longer. But hey cant post rationalise your logo is ok ... ill just add that to the mix
Reply%5EThank you antyclymax!
Replywhy the arrow ... but thank you for what ? Im not fighting with you just asking ... would you like me to put up a logo ... i can if you want ... Im just asking the same rationale you ask of others ... the posturing and preening surely has to stop at your own front door ... ? AND i thought this was an intelligent convo ...
ReplyWhat is jill interior designer?
Reply@Joe.. in all seriousness (and I'm really not antyclimax)... but why would you run from explaining your work?... it really reflects quite badly on you... as a %22designer%22.. and a person....
Replyok Joe ... logo up top says jill**on your site *name: Jill *info: interior designer *style: logo only
Replyi got the definition since i clicked on your website ... **name: Jill , info: interior designer , style: logo only
ReplyInspired by simplistic forms to create a memorable wordmark.
Reply%5E%5EThanks for the heads up, have to change that. Been too busy to make updates on the site.
Replyoh... @antyclimax... I would be more than honoured to have your views on my work... I also enjoy good food... but alas do not drink :)
Replyso whats the client then ?
ReplyNDA, hence the wrong info on the site. Will discuss with you when the client gives the okay and launches.
ReplyOk you do know that AN NDA means no disclosure ... which pertains to the whole identity ... so posting here actually goes against it ... if you mean NDA - NON DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT
Replybe careful son
ReplyActually that's incorrect anty. It's entirely up to the client which information is to be disclosed or not. Thanks for the wrong information though.
Replyi shall wait for the unveiling to see how %22Inspired by simplistic forms to create a memorable wordmark.%22 comes into it .... how generically exciting :)
ReplyBe careful son? Thanks for the threatening advice.
Replynot really the wrong information is it now ... and why unveil a logo if hes waiting to say what he does or launch ... almost cart before the horse
ReplyYou americans love to sue .. not a threat was advice surely NDA's are binding in a court of law
ReplyTo receive feedback from other designers clearly.
Replyi hope its not a post production house
ReplyThanks for all the helpful tips today. Take care.
ReplyY'all have a nice day now hear... great to catch up ...
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