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Rehabilitation program, providing training and knowledge for better fitness & nutrition for people recovering from (or concerned about) heart-related health problems.
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Clever. That type is too 'skinny' in my opinion. :-P
ReplyCool, cool...yeah I'm still waiting to hear back from them about the type :)
Replywoah just clocked the heart. great stuff chap
ReplyCheers Gareth :)
Replybrilliant... very clever %26 well thought out!... you go girl!
Replyhahaha Thanks Nido!!
ReplyVery smart, Hayes!
ReplyCheers Roy!
ReplyAwesome. Good design.
ReplyThanks guys!!
ReplyI've said it before and I'll say it again. There's nothing new under the sun so good design to me is when you take something familiar and give it just a little sumthin' sumthin' to make it fresh. This is a master example of that. Great job Hayes. Didn't realize you were a girl though.
ReplyThis is a pretty awesome concept, I love it.
ReplySmart, nice and clean! Excellent logo!
ReplyCool, thanks guys!!**@gthobbs%3B I'm all man :) Nido was just having some fun...
ReplyGreat Hayes. Wonder what it would look like if you interlocked (over/under)the lines? Also agree with OC but Very nice.
ReplyThanks Mike, I actually got an email from my client this morning...like yourself %26 Kev, they also think the type is a little too thin, so I'll be adjusting that shortly.**I initially did try interlocking the heart (with more muted red) it looked fine till the two joining sections...the red didn't mix with the green %26 blue lines well.**Cheers :)
ReplyUpdated typography...
ReplyI know dude. I was just giving you a hard time.
Replyhahaha yeah, a bit hazing never hurt anyone %3B-)
Replywinner!
ReplyThanks Paul :)
ReplyBravo Hayes :)
ReplyCheers Maumer!!
ReplyI like the font update, Hayes. Care to share?
ReplyLooking good, dude.
ReplyThanks guys :)**The original typeface was Gotham Thin, this one is the next weight up%3B Gotham Light.
ReplyI %3C3 IT!
ReplyThanks Giu :)**I'd also like to add that this design has now received client approval :)
ReplyLove it! Very clever. Faved.
ReplyThanks Ichizu!!
ReplyVery nice
ReplyThanks Cerise
ReplyJust browsing through my favorites and had to pay this one a visit again. Really really like it. Great work.
Replyan instant classic... amazing stuff
ReplyThink same as Kevin, great work thou
ReplyThanks for the comments everyone!! It's been awhile, but I've got logo's in the works so stay tuned :D
ReplyVery cool - wish I'd thought of it. Great work, well executed.
Replyvery clever...
ReplyVery clever and clean. I'm impressed how the spacing is kept consistent - it even took me a minute to see the heart. Great stuff!
Replyyup, clever.
ReplyNice idea, Hayes!
ReplyThanks for all the comments guys, I also got notification today that this design has been chosen for Logolounge book 5 :D
ReplyCongrats Hayes.
Replywell deserved!
ReplyWell done chap!
ReplyCheers Bart, Raj %26 Roy :)
ReplyThat's great news, Josh!! Congrats!!
ReplyThanks Kev!! Got some WIP designs to upload to the pond tonight too :)
Replylove it
ReplyThanks Kato!!
ReplyOh my. This is absolutely clever. I love it.
Replyresult of good point of view: wonderful work!
ReplyThank you!!
ReplyHi there,%0D*%0D*I haven't read all the comments so please excuse if this has been said before, but the American College of Veterinary Radiology has a similar logo:%0D*http://www.svimaging.com/ACVR%2520logo.jpg
ReplyI thought I floated this a long time ago. Very cool work!
ReplyDoes anyone else see a conflict here:*http://brandstack.com/logo-design/details/12149
ReplyNot so sure Sean,the only touching point is the use of the shape of the heart, I think that concepts are different enough IMO...
ReplyThanks Momentum!!**Thanks for watching my back Sean :) Even though I whole-heartily appreciate the head's up, I agree with Alex...It's definitely inspired by Cardiologic but the designs are two separate beasts. Thanks again :)
ReplyThat's very gracious of you Josh. I see fogra's point.
ReplyIf I turn out to be wrong on this mindset, I'll happily eat humble pie...but there's the old saying %22Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery%22 I do see Fogra's point %26 I saw yours when you sent me that tweet a few months back (Thanks again BTW)...Granted I haven't had the slap in the mouth as you've had with people copying your work right down to the pixel (yet, touch wood), but i feel better giving people the benefit of the doubt.**If they rip me off, they have to live with it...not in a legal sense, but in the sensation on their conscious that their short-comings are shackled to them like an anvil tackled amongst the chains.
Reply_very nice!_
ReplyThanks Bella :)
ReplyNice work buddy.
ReplyThanks Joe :) Just looking at the votes...this must be my Sistine Chapel :P
ReplyRemoved mine, Josh, sorry buddy! Cheers!
ReplyI appreciate the thought Sean but I've never thought that your design was anything close to looking like a cardio-rip. Please re-upload your work :)
ReplyI love it...yes I do:)
Reply:-)
Replyjust cool
ReplyThanks :D
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