My new portfolio

[robert777]

I moved my portfolio from drop.io to flickr and added some other works of mine:
robert-777's photosets on Flickr
Please tell me what do you think of it and please critique my logo work...my aplication was rejected because of the typography

Regards,
Robert

[resurepus]

Hey, it is becoming popular to use flickr as portfolio. Simple and effective

[robert777]

haha indeed
simple/ effective and FREE!

[Coy]

I liked what I saw, but was kicked off for some reason.. Probably my end.

I may venture back there later today thought.

[robert777]

hey thanks Coy, I'm waiting to hear your opinion...and others as well

[oxynite]

your typography hm? lets have a look ...
there are a few good ideas in it.
many 3d designs. try it additional as a 2d design!

[Alovesopure777]

I use Flickr as my portfolio, I think it works good.

Anyways, pretty cool portfolio. I think you got some good stuff! Your logos seem pretty well illustrated and unique.
One thing I really like that I will think about using for my own portfolio is your use of a template for each of your works. I think thats a nice touch.

[robert777]

thank you guys
@oxinyte: I will keep that in mind (I think I am more attracted in web2.0 graphics
Maybe some of the elite designers will join this discussion and advice me how to improve my typography...I would really appreciate it

[KHDZN]

I really like the following logos for their use of typography/color and their effectiveness as a mark:

- Blue Flame Catering
- the white flame in the red bubble

I am drawn to these because they are simple and memorable. The other designs are too complicated/busy for a logo. Just my opinion. I hope that helps. I agree with oxynite that you should try more logos that are 2D. If you like the 3D effect, I would suggest simplifying the rest of the logo in some way —different choice of font, fewer colors, etc.

[shefshef019]

your typography hm? lets have a look ...
there are a few good ideas in it.
many 3d designs. try it additional as a 2d design!

I agree that there are a lot of 3D designs. I find that simpler/2D logos are more versatile and have a cleaner overall look.

You have some great work in there. Looking forward to seeing what else you come up with!

[robert777]

I am aware of that but in most of the cases my clients choose between a 2d version and a 3d one the second...and I can't tell him that the 2d one is cleaner and easy to memorate 'cause his/her colleagues already told him that the "shiny" one is the coolest
Anyway I have plenty of 2d logos in my computer... but my real problem remains the typography...though I didn't knew that until my application was rejected