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Dave Shea
Thanks to feedback on the previous direction I've started narrowing down on this particular approach. It's quite a departure from the previous one, but feels more like an actual logo, with less potential for pushback (especially given the religious minefield of the previous one).
I think I will keep the icons around for other parts of the overall visual identity though.
over 1 year ago
Nice. This is looking much, much stronger. I like this idea a lot, but wasn't feeling the other one so much. Outside of the other comments I didn't see that one being able to scale well or work in alternative formats.
over 1 year ago
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Jesse Dodds
Loving the one on the left. Much stronger rebound.
over 1 year ago
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Dan Rubin
Major departure, major improvement. This is looking quite strong as directions go.
over 1 year ago
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Dan Cederholm
Wow, Dave, this is looking wonderful. Much more flexible as an identity.
over 1 year ago
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Chris Harrison
I love the middle version best. Way to evolve the concept! This is fantastic.
over 1 year ago
Loving this concept!
over 1 year ago
Major step up from your previous ideas. It's awesome to see the evolution in this process. I'm sure this is the kind of thing Coach had in mind when he put together this league
over 1 year ago
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Dave Shea
Thanks all. I wouldn't have hit upon this idea if it weren't for Dribbble in general, Chris Harrison's comment in particular, so I fully agree with Trevor: what a great league for upping one's game.
over 1 year ago
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Jesse Gardner
Dave: I love the middle version. It reminds me slightly of the logo for the Museum of London.
I think what might make this logo even stronger is if all the colored globes were influencing the others. In other words, each segment of color seems to stand alone; it would look neat if each color was slightly transparent so that it inherited some of the hue behind it. Might create a more unified mark that better conveyed unity.
over 1 year ago
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John Williams
What’s with you and cervixes these days?
over 1 year ago
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Krystyn Heide
I like this new direction, and I think the one in the middle would unite the other icons and colors well.
over 1 year ago
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Ole Martin Kristiansen
#3 is great. Great job, Dave.
over 1 year ago
Nice work! Really dig the middle version with the color - seems to have the most opportunity for expanded usage (like color themes for content types from your original concept.) The left feels a tad too tight, and the right feels a tad too loose - something in between with the same monochromatic color group would give the colorful version some competition for me.
over 1 year ago
loving this version, I personally thing I'd go for the circles from third logo and the colours of the second.
over 1 year ago
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Jeff Broderick
Nice! I love everything about #3. Good job!
over 1 year ago
I like this update.
one thing that hit me on first look is that when viewing at the dribbble small thumb size the outer parts of the logo break down a bit and look more sketchy and the style clashes with the clean outline of the heart. Maybe there's just too much orange? I'm the wrong person to offer suggestions :)
over 1 year ago
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Jake Przespo
Wow, this is a very nice improvement from the last shot!
I vote the middle one. The colors, to me, represent diversity more than the other two versions.
over 1 year ago
The colours are really amazing!
over 1 year ago
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Chris Glass
Diggin this departure from the original concepts. Also voting for the middle here.
over 1 year ago