For what it's worth I really liked #4, followed by #6. But good luck with whatever you choose. This has been a good thread with useful advice.
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Can anyone help me with some logo advice?
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Yeah it actually does, especially the concept of the three holding hands in a circle. OP, you might want to point this out to the designer.
Thanks for the advice. I will definitely point that out, but I think it's different enough in style (chat bubble, it's a square and not a circle) and color that it's not a big deal. Think of how many companies have arrows as their logo. Also, don't forget that we'll redesign with any success.
Speaking of which, we have to get things on the ground! We're running low on rent money people!
Seriously, though, thanks for the advice. You guys have been absolutely awesome.
Yeah, I agree. Like I said in previous posts, he's Argentine. We have run everything by a group of Brazilians, though. Also, we're not creating a multi-million dollar company. We're proving a concept. It's not that important to have a perfect logo. We just wanted something professional to get to the next step, and we got it, so I'm fine with it.
Hi Cara. Good to see you're getting lots of help. I do like the changes your designer made. It's easier to see the message being given. One thing I would ask him to try is to give a little bit of a curve to the tail of the word bubble. It might give the design a bit more of a focal point and bring the "language" message out just a bit more. You want to control where the viewer is looking as much as you can. The order should be:
1. Word Bubble = Language
2. People holding hands = Helping people
3. Company name
Or you may even want to try having the company name first. Hope this helps!
1. Word Bubble = Language
2. People holding hands = Helping people
3. Company name
Or you may even want to try having the company name first. Hope this helps!
I said the same thing previously. It looks by far too close to the Ubuntu branding.
