Company Design Challenge

[steve.ledger]

I think what started us off at renaming the company, was your example of what TG might stand for. I assumed we could all do as you did.

Yes I think this has even caught me :

("TG" is only an example and could stand for "talkgraphics" or for a person with a name like "Theodore Goddard").

Hence my take was that TG = Trevor Gunn

[Soquili]

Yes that was where I thought Techno Graphics would be allowed

I really like this thread.

It shows how creative TG members are and is teaching me new ways of seeing a project.

[remi]

Oh my, I see it's my own fault.

My intention with the name "TG consulting & design" was, to give you a rule which company name you have to use. And it should be a name with two letters, with the aim to set an artificially "constraint" in your design decisions, in order to see which different kind of ways you'll find to handle this constraint or if you're able to bypass this guideline in a creative way.

But the rule with the company name wasn't worded well enough: I wasn't sure if the letters "TG" should stand for a small capital company or a for a single person, therefore I thought I should give you two different examples of the possible meaning and that was a bad idea.

In the end it's only a fantasy name and it's not really important - and not to forget, this should be a fun Challenge.

Remi

[steve.ledger]

ok - no time like the present... Here's the 2nd proof :P

[angelize]

I've edited my design just a little. I added a website and an address line at the bottom of the letterhead. Plus I made the png smaller. What do you all think of it?

[Soquili]

Francis I like your design. I hope you don't mind I made a smaller grayscale version to see how it would look when copied and/or faxed.

I think that the business card could have some of the information moved to the back or smaller in text size on the front. Most cards I see from contractors/businesses etc have the company logo, business name, and the person's name prominate and other information in smaller type.

[Soquili]

Remi, Hans, and Steve your designs are very nice. Lean and professional. Obviously you used the 'KISS' approach

Anas your design is minimalist and thought provoking. It could be unique enough that clients will remember it more than others.
I hope you don't mind that I made a grayscale version.

[steve.ledger]

Cheers Bill.



EDIT: Oh - oops you changed your post while I was writing... Now my response sounds irrelevant