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Description: Beta version of a logo for a design company
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drewboy Jan. 22 '08

i don't think the dot in the middle is necessary - just change the colour to differentiate between the two words. I would also try to customize the type%3B just using Bauhaus straight out of the box doesn't really give any personality to the logo (especially for a design company, %26 especially if you're using type on its own with no mark). I like the gray colour scheme!

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andrewsas Jan. 22 '08

Thank you kindly for your reply, drewboy!**I have had many thoughts about the dot in the middle, and looking back at the time it was created, it really looked like the best solution for separating the words and giving the logo sort of a focal point. The type itself would've given an expression what I appreciate the most. Without the %22alpha%22 itself, it looked like there was no way to go more minimal.* But the time perspective has changed, new ideas have arisen, and I am getting something I'd even dare to use. It looks like the most daunting task ever, designing a logo that I should love for years to come. For the type though, I am utterly confused. Should I go for another type which isn't that common? Or should I take some time off to work my around to a personal type that would characterize me the best?**And once again, thanks for pointing out the weaknesses :)

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drewboy Jan. 23 '08

if you have the time to create a personal font then you will have a unique look. If not, then i would try to work on the type you have used here %26 customize it to reflect the 'personality' you want to communicate to your audience. Bear in mind that creating a font from scratch is a lot of work!! Or you could just design the lettering for the logo without making a font.

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