New Logo

[stlewis]

Thanks again.

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[jens g.r. benthien]

I'd recommend to stick with one single type face.

Though I'm not good at drawing organic objects, I tried my best with a clip art to demonstrate what I mean.

See attached file.

jens g.r. benthien
designer
http://www.sacalobra.de

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[Marius]

http://www.mariusgabriel.com/egg.gif

[Toby]

I find it interesting to see how other people develop ideas - I know that I go through loads of phases before falling on a final design.

You could try using Verdana - crass I know, but it's an effective font - easy on the eye, everybody has it on their machines (so making websites etc. have an all-over corporate look would be easy)... use the old BoldUnbold thing, perhaps?

The owl looks great perched there on the A - looks like it's about to take off with it! Nice one.

Tobyboy.

[jens g.r. benthien]

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enjoy but don't use it

jens g.r. benthien
designer
http://www.sacalobra.de

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[xander11]

It is sad, but I didn't like any version. Very very bad(disgusting fonts and owls)...but unfortunately I cannot create anything too... http://www.talkgraphics.com/images/smilies/confused.gif

Xander

[stlewis]

I love the black and red from Jens; this looks really classy.

I have based the owl on clipart and tracings of other images; perhaps I need to push the envelope.

I like the Serifa font; I used simple Courier in my last set. Something more compact would be good. As I want to be able to use a longer word (Consultancy), it would help if it is tight.

I'll try some single font variations, and light on dark too.

I'll make Xander happy one day!

Thanks again...

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[jclements]

defined by the outline of the wing in the newer owl found in Option C, above.

Perhaps you could exploit that.

[Mickie]

Simon, I've had fun playing with logo ideas. Below is another idea.

Mickie

[stlewis]

These are all single font, and showing the TLA and TL Consultancy uses for some. I think I could live with all of these.

I need to create a feeling in the TLA client of trust, 'get on and do', etc; that is my brief to myself.

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