by Logomotive • Uploaded: Mar. 25 '10
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A conservative approach for Valdosta City Schools.
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Hmm, interesting solution man.
Replyis the mark also a pencil?
Reply%5EI guess it depends on how you see it.
Replyi jus wanted to know the concept...if i say its a broken cursor arrow...u will say - I guess it depends on how you see it...?,,jus a thout...:P
ReplyOne thing as I do as a designer is try to convey the message without explanation. So if you think it looks like a broken cursor than that's how you see it.
Replyi dont think u got my point...
ReplyI don't think you got my point either :) In other words A good logo should not have to be explained. We don't add descriptions tagged within the logo for all the viewers? Some things are nice to see later so one can say 'aha' I never saw that like the fedex arrow etc. But to answer your question YES it is a pencil and V.
Reply%5E so what's the point?
ReplyI was not asking if u wanted an AHHH..moment for this logo...my question was if its a pencil..and i got the answer...thx..:)
Replylooking good, Mike, must be quite tough branding a school?
ReplyThanks Euan, yeah lots of limitations in this one. It's for the whole district.
Reply%228. %22This Identity Design doesn't show people we make toilet seats%22* *Are you suggesting I draw a toilet? You shouldn't always try to say it all with your Identity Design. It is your identifier and should not do the job a of an illustration or storyboard.%22**__Raja Sandhu__
Reply%5E true but it have some direct relation to the name or business.
Replyshould have some direct relation to name or business.
ReplyLet me add, if you CAN do it, the logo is more purposeful, otherwise I guess it depends on how well you brand it or how strong it is. I always think of Paul Rand, Saul Bass when I design and how they seemed to accomplish both.
ReplyFor the record, working with committees is challenging. Either it comes out as a frankenstien design or most likely never will see the day in your folio.
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