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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Palm Beach, FL
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Hey Warriors, I would like some feedback on this logo please ![]() This product is freakin' ridiculously high quality, tons of video (without the fluff) and it is sort of a "rebel marketing" tactic that has worked greatly for me...i mean "rebel" like against the common grain haha Anyways I would love to know what you all think! Thanks in advance! ![]() Please keep the criticism as constructive as possible...I don't want to waste time reading posts about how stupid I am or anything like that haha ...but seriously Thanks again, Tommy |
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| I have a lame list. War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: One Second into the Future
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| The logo doesn't reflect that. The logo reflects amateur hour rebel wannabe. The logo is good in concept but poor in execution.
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| Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: West of Rockies
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Ah... I would instantly confuse that with X who is a Warrior here.
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Palm Beach, FL
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As I said, it's not actually a "rebel" product...just something that doesn't follow the exact protocol of what everyone else is doing to build their list. You're right that it could stand for some more development. I put it together in 5 minutes for just a quick conceptual glance. Thanks for the feedback though. |
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Looking at your image from my point of view (I was a graphics art major in college) not sure about the L and B in red. I would keep it all 1 color. The font in "factor" kind of runs together because of it's spray paint look. Maybe try a few different fonts that are cleaner and see how to like them - same with the X. You could also run the word "factor" across the X, I think that would look cool. Maybe shrink the word "LISTBUILDING" to fit the top of the X, then put "factor" in the middle of the X or at the bottom to even things out - maybe center the X and/or words. Good job at being creative, just touch it up and I think you'll have a winner! |
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Awesome insight! That's the kind of stuff I was looking for ![]() - Tommy | |
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Hey Tommy - I think you have a really great start on a solid logo! The 'X' looks a little "soft" which is probably not your intent - you probably want it to look rougher, grungier, so I'd either look for a different font (if that's just a font look, which I'm guessing it is) or apply a rougher filter to it, if that's what you did. I think the smaller "factor" works okay - it looks more like spray paint on a wall, or something like that, but it's totally legible, which is important. I think you need to find a different font for "ListBuilding." That very traditional serif font doesn't say "rebel" at all. Keep it clean and legible, but not so stuffy and traditional. I like the red and black, and the red initial letters work really well in "ListBuilding." You've got a great start with this! Good luck with the finishing touches! |
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| Self Unemployed War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Florida
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A good 'universal' logo should focus on shape 1st, color second. If you are looking for 'unconventional, then the logo should also be unconventional. I am also a graphics guy and dislike the 'centered' logos. Most famous ones are not. I actually like it with less wild pixels and the top words in a similar grunge font (but not that one) I'd check Type Oasis for one, probably a Paul Lloyd font would do if you picked the right one. otherwise good start |
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| murphyhypnotherapy.com War Room Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Wheelersburg, Oh
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I think you're on the right path. I would do a little bit of reading on the pyschology of colors and how we supposedly internalize each color and try a few different color schemes and see where you land. Plus, color variations for different deployments probably wouldn't be the worst idea.
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I agree with Kristi on the font used for List Building. Seems to conventional compared to the rest of the logo. Not sure about the red L & B either.
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