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  1. Pro Rogie Rogie

    It's a logo for a label for my best friend and I. Important elements to capture: King and DeCoste (Water, Nautical, The Coast). I hope that this logo captures both a kingly and nautical feeling.

    over 3 years ago

  2. James Ridle James Ridle

    Totally gettin' both vibes. Nice work.

    over 3 years ago

  3. Jeremy Swinnen Jeremy Swinnen

    Looks nice

    over 3 years ago

  4. Jesse Gardner Jesse Gardner

    Yes, those two things came immediately to mind great work!

    over 3 years ago

  5. Meredith Marsh Meredith Marsh

    initially, i thought of king and thorny crown, but it's definitely kingly and nautical.

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    over 3 years ago

  6. Pro John Neiner John Neiner

    Very nice mark. The curves of the crown are very enjoyable.

    over 3 years ago

  7. Pro Rogie Rogie

    Meredith, King and thorny crown isn't a bad vibe either! I'm ok with that presence, especially if it pulls off nautical too :)

    over 3 years ago

  8. Pro Brendan Falkowski Brendan Falkowski

    King. Triton.

    over 3 years ago

  9. Pro Rogie Rogie

    @Brendan, totally. The King of the Sea.

    over 3 years ago

  10. Sebastiaan de With Sebastiaan de With

    Cool crown Mr. King!

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    over 3 years ago

  11. This emblem symbolizes the King Frog, who ruleth over all the frog colonies.

    over 3 years ago

  12. Pro Jake Przespo Jake Przespo

    I like this a lot. I think it portrays exactly what it needed to.

    over 3 years ago

  13. Pro Chris Wallace! Chris Wallace!

    Seriously, get off Dribbble with your n00bish designs.

    over 3 years ago

  14. Pro Rogie Rogie

    Chris is the Jar-jar binks of the internet.

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    over 3 years ago

  15. Jesse Gardner Jesse Gardner

    Rogie speaks truth.

    over 3 years ago

  16. Pro Chris Wallace! Chris Wallace!

    Jesse is Jabba the Hut and Rogie is Chewbacca.

    over 3 years ago

  17. Pro Chuck Mallott Chuck Mallott

    I really like this logo. Simple and clear - I think it works really well. The *only* thing I would possibly change would be to "thicken up" the bottom part of the crown a bit. I think it would make the crown a bit more substantial. Does that make any sense?

    Just my two cents.

    over 3 years ago

  18. Pro Rogie Rogie

    @Chuck can you elaborate on that? I'm not quite getting the thicken up part. Would love to hear your thoughts.

    over 3 years ago

  19. A bit less "frog paw-like". :) It may not be an improvement, just an idea. Sometimes you don't know until you see it. Feel free to completely ignore this, Rogie. :)

    over 3 years ago

  20. Dave Simon Dave Simon

    @chriswallace - I'm Han Solo, Captain of the Millennium Falcon, the fasted ship in the Galaxy. It made the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs. And yes, I'm smart enough to know that a parsec is a measurement of distance, not speed, but it sounds cool. And yes, I'm a scruffy-lookin' Nerfherder.

    On topic: I like this mark a lot. I think that it definitely gets the "royal maritime" vibe across clearly. Well done.

    over 3 years ago

  21. Pro Patrick Haney Patrick Haney

    It's so gorgeously simple. I've been working on a logo for our own little shindig for months and it's really tough to get the right balance of symbolism and simplicity in a single mark. I'm a bit jealous of how easy you made it look though.

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    over 3 years ago

  22. Pro Rogie Rogie

    Honestly, Patrick I sketched this thing like 10 times and designed it once. It sort of all came together and is one of those totally freakishly lucky moments for me as a designer.

    I have also been known to pull on the bezier handles on a logo for 10 hours on end and to come up with something I totally hate.

    over 3 years ago

  23. Pro Matthew Smith Matthew Smith

    I love this! I do think the crown feels less kingly though. Its about its position. It's trapped inside the nautical element. A crown that communicates kingship is always on top, its the... well... crown of the design. So in this case, the crown feels youthful and fun, even a little bit spry, but not regal. But it still may hit what you're after too. #justsayin' :)

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    over 3 years ago

  24. Pro Alan Houser Alan Houser

    This is going to make you slit your wrists. Do you watch American Chopper? Have you seen the Paul Jr. logo? So ya, the douchey son started his own design company, and here's his logo: gross, huh? (that's a JR btw)

    Your crown is Sooo much better, but I knew I saw a crown recently. :-)

    over 3 years ago

  25. Pro Dan Rubin Dan Rubin

    Reminds me at first of the <a href="http://images.google.com/images?client=safari&amp;rls=en&amp;q=westinghouse+logo&amp;oe=UTF-8&amp;um=1&amp;ie=UTF-8&amp;ei=X9N9S6L5A4-QtgfOhq22BQ&amp;sa=X&amp;oi=image_result_group&amp;ct=title&amp;resnum=1&amp;ved=0CBAQsAQwAA&gt;Westinghouse logo</a> but not so much as to cause a problem.

    If the stroke weight on the circle were a little lighter (about the same width as the middle thorn of the crown where it meets the ball at the top) I'd feel more comfortable with it I think...

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    about 3 years ago

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