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Trying to decide between these 2 logo variations with web designer Rob Turlinckx. The aim is something friendly, clean and modern with some personalised details. The s-t in the first one has a bit of a 'twist' to it, but the second creates a subtle heart shape (passion, care, etc.) Feedback appreciated!
over 2 years ago
Yes, so hard to pick. Great job you've done!
So any feedback would be very nice.
over 2 years ago
I am liking the s-t in the second version more.
over 2 years ago
The s-t in the second version seems more "natural" and friendly. So 2nd one!
over 2 years ago
I'm going to have to vote for the top one, I think it fits the brand better - I agree the second seems more natural though
over 2 years ago
Good job Claire ! I like both but I think the second one is more appropriate. The ligature seems natural like Romain said.
over 2 years ago
Thanks very much for the great feedback! I think the first one is more interesting in terms of its shape, but I agree that the second is more natural and looks friendlier as it's more rounded.. Ahh, decisions!
over 2 years ago
The second does look more natural but the first one has a certain flair and panache to it that really comes alive.
over 2 years ago
I feel better and more natural flow in 2nd one. Twist in 2nd seems to me simplier and touches me more emotionally. Great job on this!
over 2 years ago
Mmmhhh.. What swweet typo! Good one!
over 2 years ago
Nice work CLaire! Like both but prefer the second one. S-T' twist in this version is in common rhythm with the rest letters. I guess it is more organic and natural as Jan said.
over 2 years ago
Awesome job!
#2 all the way! More natural and more "twisty" imo! #1 stops the flow.
over 2 years ago
The second version is perfect. Like typo logotypes.
over 2 years ago
Awesome!
over 2 years ago
Thanks very much for the helpful comments! It's great to get thoughtful opinions.
The second one seems the more popular choice and having a natural flow is definitely really important. I do also agree with James on the first one though.. Rob could always alternate :D Thanks again all!
over 2 years ago
Yes, thanks all for the helpful comments!
I also slightly prefer the second one, with his more natural flow. But I also agree with Jonathan and James. :D
over 2 years ago
second one or remove it :)
It needs an olive!
May I suggest adding a short/tiny stem on top of the O?
(http://cl.ly/2A053M2C0l3G220O0W0J)
over 2 years ago
Hi Davy,
Thanks for the comment :D. Though I didn't want to reflect too much of an olive in it. But thanks for the suggestion.
over 2 years ago
Looks like I'm with everyone else on the (#1 > interest / #2 > natural flow). Between the 2 I guess I'll throw in for #2...but as always, excellent work all around Claire! :)
over 2 years ago
I can't decide, but I will sleep with that and think about it :-)
over 2 years ago
I vote for the top one, and the bottom one :P Nice work CC!
over 2 years ago
Both!!!
over 2 years ago
I like the second one much better. The top one seems a bit squished--maybe it's just the weight of that stroke? I love the 've' in Olive, how excellent!
over 2 years ago
2# = perfect shape
over 2 years ago
Cheers for the observations! Very much appreciated. Haha Joe and Mads, I was starting to think both too. Think we're going with the 2nd one (once I fix that how-did-I-miss-it too tight spacing between the i and the s-t.. along with some other things).
Thanks again everyone for taking the time to comment, it's been really helpful! Will post the final version soon.
over 2 years ago