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[Dennis @ Sign FX]

This one was a bit difficult as the customer wanted a somewhat techi design, but had to have the dragon included.

 

[Pat Whatley]

His logo is the Welsh dragon?

 

[Dennis @ Sign FX]

Not exactly sure what the dragon had to do with it, just that it had to be included.

 

[Pinfinity]

Looks really nice Dennis...Corel, Photoshop?

 

[John Butto]

"hey andy...

...looks like you need a trim".

 

[HulkSmash]

Not exactly sure what the dragon had to do with it, just that it had to be included.

usualy you want to try to get as much detail about the logo, and why certain things are used. Helps you be more creative to a the point.

just sayin

it looks like a stock vector shield with his dragon in it.

 

[Ken]

Nice use of gradients, fills, shadows etc..but this is more a business card layout than a logo?
Cheers!
Ken

 

[phototec]

Nice use of gradients, fills, shadows etc..but this is more a business card layout than a logo?
Cheers!
Ken

I agree 1000%, nice business card or website banner, poor logo design, too many gradients, fills, shadows etc.

Do you know what the squint test is?

Sometimes a logo will need to reproduced in black & white, what will this look like?


If you need some help defining what is or what is NOT a good logo, read this:

http://www.co-bw.com/GraphicDesign_logo_design.htm


Here are some examples of BAD logo designs, see how your logo compares:

http://logodesignerblog.com/bad-ugly-worst-logo-designs/

 

[Dennis @ Sign FX]

Looks really nice Dennis...Corel, Photoshop?

All vector done in Illustrator.

it looks like a stock vector shield with his dragon in it.

No stock vector, designed from scratch.

Nice use of gradients, fills, shadows etc..but this is more a business card layout than a logo?
Cheers!
Ken

Actual premise for the design was for a website header.

 

[Jillbeans]

The dragon should be facing into the logo.
And he really does look like the common Welsh dragon, I wonder about copyright issues?
The color choices are somewhat tricky.
The name has very little contrast, with the tagline being dominant.
Love the Floyd mock-up.

Love...Jill