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    Well, more ideas can never hurt right? Well, here's a simple M$ paint idea for a logo.



    I just like the idea of smaller logos myself...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dreddy71 View Post
    Well, more ideas can never hurt right? Well, here's a simple M$ paint idea for a logo.



    I just like the idea of smaller logos myself...
    well the idear is that the MD can be seprated off from the wording to create the logo and the wording is for letter heads, web sites ect ect and the logo (MD) is for stickers, products labels, etching ect ect.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mlwood37 View Post
    well the idear is that the MD can be seprated off from the wording to create the logo and the wording is for letter heads, web sites ect ect and the logo (MD) is for stickers, products labels, etching ect ect.
    Yeah i get that, but look at for example EK or danger den logos, they did a special graphics for the lettering, which can also be used for the full name (in the case of danger den). What i'm saying is the current iterations you showed have just regular fonts, with a slight colour gradient.. Apart from the 3rd one in last batch (with the stylized drop) which *just starts* to look like something original. The idea is to associate a simple yet original visual in the mind of customers to your brand - which standard fonts wont achieve. I know it's not easy at all
    edit: also you could think of a separate drawing for the logo, ala Lian Li (their little circle thing), Silverstone, Swiftech (the star), etc.
    Last edited by gmat; 03-15-2010 at 04:47 AM.

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