by SeanHeisler • Uploaded: Mar. 12 '10 - Gallerized: Mar. '10
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Terex Environmental Group is a hydrogeology consulting firm based in Calgary, Alberta providing environmental project management services to the energy sector.
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This is my favorite of the bunch Sean, very memorable. Nice work!
ReplyThanks, Joe! Thanks for the floats too, guys.
ReplyReally nice!!
Replywow !!!!!*awesome work, like this very much**how you get this idea ?
Replygreat Mark... i suppose its a sealion! type is apt aswell. good work overall.
ReplyThanks, folks. Appreciate it.**@ vexeen: Thanks. Simple reduction of shapes based off my other concept. Seems like it would work well for them, has good meaning and would be unique in the industry. Have another version of this I'm working with too.
ReplySolid work.
Replythis lion is hot :)
ReplySean, Sean, Sean... Very cool my friend.
ReplyWow, what a surprise to wake up to! Thanks a lot, everyone!
ReplyVery nice! I have a hydrologic logo in my profile as well. Nothing like this I assure you. Sure a lion's face has been done to death and the general shape may be reminiscent of other designs, but this is a wonderful and unique take that works well for the client and industry. I think you are totally safe with this design.
ReplyCertainly looks like a lion that's full of wisdom! Nice work, man
ReplyTrish, Euan, Tony, I appreciate it.
ReplyPeaceful lion, very nice :%5D
Replyunique... :)
ReplyVery nice and memorable.
ReplyAudrius, Saurabh, Rudy, Alena, much appreciated!
Replythe lion's face is really clever, really like how it works
ReplyKiller mark Sean!
ReplyThanks, buddy, good to hear from you!
ReplyFloated but didn't comment... I love supersimplicity here, it takes skills to make a lion's head looking this cool with only 8 simple 'triangles' (no matter what some might think)... Well done Seanster!
ReplyHey, thanks a lot, buddy. Believe it or not they are perfect quarter circles. Thanks!
ReplyJust marvelous, I can totally see a super hot website around this one... And as usual, T shirt my way (I am waiting for like 20 of them already %3B)
Reply%5EHaha Alen. You should start a site that sells t-shirts with designs exclusively from the Pond :)
ReplyJP, not a bad idea at all! Let's start a sub page here !!!! Daaaavvviiiiddddddd %3B)
ReplyIt would take a double post IMO, you post one logo in 'view all' section to include it in your folio, and then you post it once again in the 'make/sell t shirt' section if you got an permission from your client (it would by any means be a nice ground for a cross promotion of your work and client's visual identity). By posting your work to a 't shirt' section you claim that it's yours and that you have a permission to use it that way (as on many submission administrated sites)...
ReplyHa!, nice ideas! This would be great. Very cool! Oh, and unfortunately the client wasn't grooving on this design, thought it would make them seem aggressive (didn't catch my concept I guess).
ReplyGreat job
ReplyThanks, Oyunlar.
ReplyOutstanding design Sean. Love what you did with the cone shapes.
ReplyThanks again.
ReplyThanks for the awesome info you had given.
Replyreminds me a bit of http://logopond.com/gallery/detail/106571
Reply%5E Look at submission dates... Meh.
Reply%5E I'm not seeing your point mister jones? You posted that design 3 months AFTER mine??? :) oops.
Replybecause you asked to let you know if someone had seen something like that before.
Reply%5Eoperative word being %22before%22 %3B)... like, before he posted it.
Replyexcusez-moi, only saw this logo yesterday. Should have checked submission dates, my bad.
ReplyUPDATE: This unused concept found a new home with Terex Environmental Group in Canada! They are also a hydrology company who stumbled upon this formally unused concept for a different hydrology, who became interested in acquiring it and we just completed working the mark into this new containment and married it with their existing wordmark.
ReplyWhat else to say but - gratz buddy!
ReplyThanks, Alen!
ReplyNice to hear that, congrats Sean:)
ReplyAnd the client didn't revise it beyond recognition, awesome!
ReplyCongratz, Sean!
ReplyHey, thanks, guys, I appreciate it! Yeah, exactly, Jerron, ha ha, thankfully it went smooth!
ReplyLookin' killer Sean!
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