Hi to everyone,
Last week i've created a logo for a customer, i'm satisfied with my work, but the customer just told me that it looks bat, what do you think about it?
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Hi to everyone,
Last week i've created a logo for a customer, i'm satisfied with my work, but the customer just told me that it looks bat, what do you think about it?
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“How to succeed? Try hard enough.”
Malcolm Forbes 1919-1990
I don't think it looks bad. Maybe it needs some tweaks -- are they willing to work with you on the design?
I think the OPSIO should be bolder. But since I know nothing of the company, I don't know if your concept is hitting the mark. What kind of company is it?
I agree that "OPSIO" should be bolder. Also did they approve the colors? They don't really speak "finacial company" to me... also this sounds kinda clishe but maybe turn the S into a $?... good luck
I would avoid using a $ symbol. Work with the crown idea -- knock out the shape of the crown in a square/cirlce, crop it, turn it, angle it, skew it (slightly) just to make it more intersting and have more impact. Try a design that is more traditional that does not have the glass/shine effect. Try different crown designs -- maybe they need to see different styles.
Just throwing ideas out there -- maybe it will help you think of something inspiring.
Just want to add, I think the crown is a bit too fun for that type of company. You should try toning it down a bit by tilting the outer edges inward until they're almost at 90 degrees (but not quite). Bulk up the text a bit, maybe shrink the crown and place it just above the S, and bam there's your logo
Play around like KHDZN mentioned, no doubt you'll get something going.
I agree with the company. The crown needs to be original and communicate the idea of being the best.
Also, how will the logo look in black and white?
Well, i think they just had a bad day, after a few days they agreed with the logo afer a few small modifications, but thank you all for your help![]()
“How to succeed? Try hard enough.”
Malcolm Forbes 1919-1990
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