Logo Help

[TimS]

Of the new ones I like the first one. I would like to see it with the good to the back and the Go to the front.

[gwpriester]

Of your third treatment, you started to make a capsule shape and then you lost it. I think you could work with the two Gs and create a capsule shape (see attached) which would be apporpriate for your company.

Not being able to resist ( ) I did a quick type treatment using Lubalin Graph (the same designer who designed Avant Garde) and rotated the G in Go to look like an up pointing arrow.

Dale -- I like your idea where you make Good in two different colors. But red is contradictory. It is sending a mixed message. Good to Go/Stop :-)

Gary

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[dalel]

But it needs more color.


Why, I’m afraid I can’t explain myself, sir, because I’m not myself, you know...
- Lewis Carroll

[Frank Edwards]

Of your second submission I like No.3.

It puts me in mind of a bicycle. You could include your stick figure (not too bold) sitting on the "T" in a pose suggesting 'about to push off' and, hey, you regain your original tyre motif (by association) and double it in the process!

Gary's 'capsule' version reminds me strongly of the light cycles from Disney's "Tron" movie.

Have fun,
Frank

[cleggart]

I salute you with your chalenge!
Thinking about the use of a LOGO which is to
"say with few elements who or whom it represents".

I feel the elements therein are geared more
toward ie- a Western Auto ad. If the client
deals with pharmacuetical products, I feel
that elements be used that would mentally SAY
THAT to the consumer. (I didn't quite understand
what was meant with the management wanting to
get from a web page..etc.)
I just saw Gary's example...I guess we sort of
think alond the same lines...here is mine.

Tim, in no way do I mean to impose my thoughts
upon you....KEEP UP YOUR GOOD WORK!

...cool this evening...
Bill

[cleggart]

Sorry..Borlip, got you and Tim mixed up!

Bill

[Vectormonkey (formerly, Borlip)]

Tim,
Of course! the GO should be in front! Duh!

Gary,
Great idea, but in this case a pill is abit to obvious. On the other hand, I totally irritated with you for figuring out turning the G into an arrow. Man, I wish I had thought of that.

Frank,
I knew that there was an image in that logo somewhere, I just couldn't see it. A bicycle. That would have been great.

Bill,
"Western Auto", that's exactly what they look like. Now if I could just get commisioned by an auto shop...

Everyone,
Thanks for all of the valuable input and ideas. after much effort and after using suggestions here, here is the final version. I think it works, and my client seems thrilled. But maybe they just have low standards...

~Dave!~

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[dalel]

I love the final logo.


Why, I’m afraid I can’t explain myself, sir, because I’m not myself, you know...
- Lewis Carroll

[Frank Edwards]

"But maybe they just have low standards..."

Not at all, Dave. Yours is a great solution that marries elements from your earlier musings and works on all levels. Of course they're thrilled.

More, please.

Frank

[TimS]

I like it a lot!