Survey Icon/Logo

12 Responses

1. Pro Jord Riekwel

   Rejected logo proposal for a survey-related business.

   Where is the line between keeping things simple and clear, and on the other hand being unique and original? Not quite sure yet.

   11 months ago

2. Pro Rogie

   I came here for the deep thoughts...but alas, there are none :(

   2likes

   11 months ago

3. Mantas Sutkus

   I think sometimes(?) icons can't be logos and logos can't be icons.

   4likes

   11 months ago

4. Pro Deividas Bielskis

   agree with Mantas, something missing here for logo...

   1likes

   11 months ago

5. Pro Michiel de Graaf

   I agree with the two gentlemen above.

   1likes

   11 months ago

6. Aldrich Tan

   ^ the TM! i think this is quite the awesome

   11 months ago

7. Bethany Heck

   It's a very nice symbol, regardless.

   11 months ago

8. Pro Jord Riekwel

   Great feedback and thoughts guys.

   11 months ago

9. Pro Charles Riccardi

   I think if you can communicate something simply, but still make it unique and original, then you can create some of the best brands out there.

   1likes

   11 months ago

10. Pro Gadzhi Kharkharov

    I didn't read the title and thought it's a nice icon. The style is really cool. But can't take it as a logo, too.

    11 months ago

11. Pro Ivan Bobrov

    Nice.

    10 months ago

12. Jared Granger

    I think I could take this as a logo. Simplicity is usually a hard concept for a client to grasp. I've found that even though an idea at is simplest form usually will create the strongest brand, the client has to understand the true power of simplicity. To a client, sometimes simple doesn't portray the Zing that they want their brand to have. To us designers, we see and understand the reasoning, so we automatically appreciate it.

    So regardless, I think this is a cool concept-good work Jord.!

    2likes

    10 months ago