I've decided to rework some of my projects from last semester now that I have a better grasp of the software.
This is the first project from 3000. It's a logo created from my initials, which are R.M.
Criticisms and praise are equally appreciated.
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Initial Icon from 3000
Posted by Rebecca M at 8:02 PM
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the buttom right looks the most effective to me. i like how you combine the 2 alaphebet. however, i'm worry the "R" could be read as a "P" when it's only black. 'cause i believe this logo needs to work in black and white and also in color.
I agree with Esther. For b/w, you could have the R part outline only and the M black.
Yea the bottom right is the most successful in my opinion. With a bit more tweaking in the overall shape/placement I believe it could be a pretty good logo.
i can't remember what your logo was in 3000 class last semester..are these logo totally new..so i guess it has nothing to do with a company that we created, right?
I kinda like the top left one. It's readable. I feel like the R is being squished in the bottom right one. I'm not crazy about your color choices. Could you post your old logo? So we have something to compare it to.
I can post my old one, although I will definetly NOT be using it because I pretty much hate it, and really haven't gotten any positive feedback. It was very angular, and slanted...the L looked like a capital "i" (on these, I decided to nix the L entirely)
Sarah- I talked to Gregg, and we were the only class that had to come up with a concept and company behind our logo, so he said I could pretty much do whatever I wanted, as long as it was a logo out of my initials.
Lilliam- Yeah, I agree about the colors. I haven't (yet) put much thought it to them, to be honest it was really just thrown on as a last minute impulse decision, just for the blog.
Thanks everyone for your help!!!! It is GREATLY appreciated!!!
I also like the bottom rigth one best, but I feel conflict between the rounded R and the very angular M. Maybe the edges could be softened?
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