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Originally Posted by rastan
Without sounding like Im knocking you guys, I'd rethink the circular badge idea. It works for BMW because they've only got three letter for people to read! 8)
Imagine, if you're thinking branding, you need it to be instantly readable, and instantly recognisable.
I'd use a simpler version of the paw (without the lips or girl) on the side, in one spot colour, then use horizontal text next to it in white, or other plain colour.
See 26. Visa - The 50 Most Iconic Brand Logos of All Time | Complex UK for some good practice, working. |
Agreed.
I like the 2nd logo but all I see is the picture and the actual site name is just bland text in the way. I'd re-position the domain as a straight read toward the bottom, maybe add a little color.