Caymann Entertainment

by SeanHeisler • Uploaded: Feb. 17 '11 - Gallerized: Dec. '11

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Description: Unused logo proposal for Caymann Entertainment, a California based movie and television production company whose name is a combination of the two partners and a play on a Cayman alligator.
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Status: Unused proposal
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logomotive Feb. 17 '11

Really like where this is going. I think more black on the Belly and less of underbelly to shape the C better and maybe a little less detail might try to bring the legs to ground be more solid. I also don't think you need the type lines maybe solid there. looking good.

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Sean Heisler Feb. 17 '11

Hey, Mike, thanks for the comment. I'm sorry, I should have made a better indication that this is a rejected proposal. All good points you made though and I appreciate it. I never got the chance to perfect it and was bummed they didn't go this way!! They preferred the other one I posted in which they liked the %22seal%22 look and the subtle Alligator eyeball in their symbol. One cool thing though is they are going letterpress that seal. Thanks, bud.

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atomicvibe Jul. 20 '11

I know Mike is the logo master, but I have to disagree. I think showing the underbelly, and repeating the line motif in the type really give this mark a lot of character. Plus, depicting the underbelly of the 'gator is an unexpected twist. That makes it unique. Nice one. This would've looked amazing leterpressed.

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Sean Heisler Jul. 20 '11

Thanks, Trish and Jon!**@Jon: I pushed hard to get them to go this way but I think they felt it was too whimsical, which is why I liked it, it's supposed to be a bit kooky with the underbelly and awkward disposition of the croc. Glad you like it, Jon, thanks.

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atomicvibe Jul. 20 '11

What's the nature of their films and TV productions? If they're all sooper-serious documentaries and news, then yeah, I can see why this might be regarded as too whimsical. Nevertheless, it's a great mark. Hey, look at it this way, if the band Cannibal Croc ever approaches you to design a logo, you've already got a head start.

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Sean Heisler Jul. 20 '11

:) I can't recall exactly but do remember them mentioning something about a game show of some sort as a future production. So yeah, I felt the fun quality was good, but they wanted something more like a seal, something a tad more formal, for whatever reason.

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Type and Signs Dec. 03 '11

beautiful Sean ... great work man !!

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Type and Signs Dec. 03 '11

not bad the green background ... %3BD

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Sean Heisler Dec. 03 '11

Whoa, thanks guys! I appreciate the gallery spot! Yeah, Bernd, I got on here this afternoon and saw it up there and thought, wow, that presentation looks a bit boring. Hopefully this works better, it's more like their brand. Thanks!

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hertzpectiv Dec. 03 '11

great stuff, Sean! :)

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jands Dec. 04 '11

truly, one of the best logos i have ever seen, glad one of these makes gallery !

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contrast8 Dec. 04 '11

awesome work buddy:)

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Rokac Dec. 04 '11

That's one flexible gator:)*Concept/execution, A !

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victor_bartis Dec. 05 '11

nice twist on classic. i concur with the first comment.

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Sean Heisler Dec. 05 '11

Thanks, everyone, I truly appreciate all of your comments!

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designbee Dec. 06 '11

Wow! Tthese are great tips very useful indeed.

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Sean Heisler Dec. 07 '11

Thanks designbee and Alena!

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!mude Dec. 25 '11

This is very cool Sean - really like it.

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vergad Oct. 31 '12

Really nice Sean. Love the type and how the fill carries through to the mark. It seems I\'ve missed a couple of your lovelies.

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JohnDervishi Apr. 11 '13

Wow, this is just very very good

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