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Joachim Vu
Good news everyone! After a few versions, here is the final HoorayLabs logotype.
HoorayLabs is a new design & development company that I co-run with Christophe Dumont and Paul Launay.
Make sure you check out our recently launched website and stay tuned for our upcoming new projects!
9 months ago
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Jeff Jenkins
Great feel to this. Congrats and best of luck on your new venture!
9 months ago
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Mark Jooste
YES! Love it!
9 months ago
great one!!!
9 months ago
I love the logo! Congrats to all of you and all the best :)
9 months ago
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Tobia Crivellari
Really nice! @Joachim Vu
9 months ago
very nice work mate.
9 months ago
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Ryan Hamrick
Congrats, Joachim! Looks great!
9 months ago
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Riki Tanone
I dig it man! Really love seeing the original sketch.
9 months ago
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Joachim Vu
@Jeff @Mark @Noah @Faheema @Tobia @Carl @Ryan @Riki Thanks all! We're done with the easy part, now it's time to pull out some great work!
9 months ago
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Ged Palmer
Yessss! Real nice man
9 months ago
nice work
9 months ago
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Simon Ålander
Niiice!
9 months ago
Love it
9 months ago
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kirk visola
love.
9 months ago
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Shaun Moynihan
This really came together nicely— well done.
9 months ago
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Paul Farino
Love the logotype. Placing LABS in that position works out really well; I probably wouldn't of tried that out. Did you guys play around with the placement of LABS?
9 months ago
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Muhammad Ali Effendy
Brilliant work mate. So friendly and awesome :)
9 months ago
Just catching up on your latest shots (which, by the way, are outstanding) and this is absolutely fantastic. I love the feel of the characters and that distinctive 'r' works so well. The really thin strokes are a lovely touch too (particularly between the 'o's) as they prevent the whole thing from feeling too heavy, but still lets the lettering have a lot of impact.
9 months ago
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Joachim Vu
@Ged @MadeByElvis @Simon @Forsuregraphic @kirk @Shaun @Muhammad Thanks guys for the support! It's already a good start if we have a cool logo ;)
@Paul Yeah sure we tried different placements, like on the left of the 'y' descender, or right next to the 'hooray' type aligned on the baseline, but both felt out of place so we decided on this ™-like placement.
@Claire Thanks! Glad you like it, I know you're good at spotting type mistakes so I'm pretty happy I came through without trouble!
9 months ago