Excellent work! I think this mark is stronger than the other version. I see clearly books. Also, the negative space created is nicer than on your second version. I love the colours scheme you used to, very elegant. Altough, I prefer position and proportion of your second one.
What up, Roy?! Hope you're having a good week. I agree with Thomas. This mark is much stronger, however, I also prefer the other layout and proportion between mark and type on the other version. Great colors too!
@ dOc: Have you got a sixth sense? I'm a bit rattled at the moment as I've just taken the leap from the comfort zone into freelance uncertainty. Thanks for your feedback.. good idea, I'll post a third version and maybe one of the throw-outs. :)
This is a very strong mark in color, but I think it needs to change for 1-color work. Perhaps an alternate version could have the lighter pages become outlines.**You always have to ask %22how will this look look when faxed or photocopied?%22
Beautiful. Dare I say that a one-color version could use gray tints without too many repercussions to retain the aesthetic integrity. Besides, do people actually use a fax machine any more?
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Excellent work! I think this mark is stronger than the other version. I see clearly books. Also, the negative space created is nicer than on your second version. I love the colours scheme you used to, very elegant. Altough, I prefer position and proportion of your second one.
ReplyI like this logo, it is really easy to remember.
Replygood job!
ReplyWhat up, Roy?! Hope you're having a good week. I agree with Thomas. This mark is much stronger, however, I also prefer the other layout and proportion between mark and type on the other version. Great colors too!
Reply@ dOc: Have you got a sixth sense? I'm a bit rattled at the moment as I've just taken the leap from the comfort zone into freelance uncertainty. Thanks for your feedback.. good idea, I'll post a third version and maybe one of the throw-outs. :)
ReplyThanks fellas*@ thomas: Some good points there, thank you!
ReplyThis is a very strong mark in color, but I think it needs to change for 1-color work. Perhaps an alternate version could have the lighter pages become outlines.**You always have to ask %22how will this look look when faxed or photocopied?%22
Reply@ cresquin: The outline's not a bad idea. It also works quite well in solid black with no tints at all. :)
ReplyDrop shadow it. LOL!
ReplyHaha... Where's my airbrush?
Replyrapidograph it, that way it will reproduce as a solid. ha
ReplyCouple of old timers eh?**Anyway, it's gettin a bit late on this side of the pond. Better turn in. (-)
Replyfirebrand I am loven this one alot, very smart and a simple read pardon the pun.**-rob
ReplyPardon excepted. %3B)*Cheers Rob!
ReplyBeautiful. Dare I say that a one-color version could use gray tints without too many repercussions to retain the aesthetic integrity. Besides, do people actually use a fax machine any more?
ReplyThanks, ghorsman. %3B)
ReplyI can definately see this on the spine of many books in the future...
ReplyGreat logo. Great colors :) Well done
ReplyThank you, mdta and tiko1232!
ReplyNice conecpt but similar to:**http://logolounge.com/wd/uploads/2092_BooksForBoys.jpg
ReplyOn second thought I retract my previous statement. Yours is much better with better execution and color scheme. %3B)
ReplyJustice at last from officer O'Dell
ReplyGood concept.
ReplyLove the colors and concept. Nice mark.
ReplyThanks saawan :)
ReplySpent some time digging through your showcase again. Respect brother!
ReplyThanks, Glenn. I appreciate it mate.
Replynice concept..*hw ur client got name Pandora in 2008 before avataar :)
ReplyThanks. This was an unused concept. It has recently been purchased by a Californian mortgage company - in case you see it around!
ReplyPhenomenal Roy, great looking piece.
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