docvia.com Mark

by willuper • Uploaded: Jun. 01 '07

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Description: This mark was created for an online app we built for patients to have direct access to their doctor, and for doctors to be able to use the provided resources to save time and energy. The concept was to take familiar cross that represents healthcare and open it up like a door to convey accessibility.
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Art Machine Jun. 01 '07

I really like this one. My compliment.

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OcularInk Jun. 01 '07

This is excellent. I too would like to see it with type. Even so, excellent job!!

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dache Jun. 01 '07

Excellent mark. You can see the type by clicking the link lads

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willuper Jun. 01 '07

The final result with the type, in my opinion, didn't turn out well. They were meant to be used separately. I came up with a combination that I liked, but the client wasn't feeling it . . . so they got what they felt worked better, what else is new.

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raja Jun. 01 '07

wow nice - this speaks volumes

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akitash Jun. 03 '07

Great, i like it very much!

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CynicalKiddo Jun. 12 '07

Bam! Got it! Perfect.

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ryantoyota Dec. 06 '07

This is a great looking mark, but it looses a bit of its impact alongside the type. They were meant to be used separately you say? Sorry, but that sounds a little odd to me. I think you could've found a type treatment that worked with a little more exploration, and perhaps created a size rule where the mark had to be three times the height of the type or something. I think it's mainly the layout that makes the mark loose impact with the type.

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brandsimplicity Dec. 06 '07

Very clever...Its so refreshing to see something different:D

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logoholik Jan. 29 '08

Wohooo... it almost doesn't need any type part at all :) Layers indeed!

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drewboy Jan. 29 '08

Ryan has made a good point about type %26 mark sizes. But also I don't think the type is well suited to the mark. I would have gone for something san serif - Gill Sans, Foundry Sans, Frutiger, something like that. The angularity of the mark needs a fairly robust typeface. Just my opinion! I really like the mark though.

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