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Going for a bit more of a Blue Note feel on the type. It needs to span from the old jazz records to academic classical. Hopefully getting close to the final version.
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Great concept.
ReplyThanks!
Replywow, you've been working on this one for a while :)*i certainly think you're heading in the right direction with the type, but it still feels a little too plain for me.
ReplyVery nice, great concept!
ReplyYea, I wanted the mark to stand out, and keep the type from overpowering it. I also wanted a subtle reference to Blue Note records: http://www.gokudo.co.jp/Record/BlueNote4/index.htm
ReplyThanks Sean and cobaltcow, I am grateful for your comments!
ReplyMuch like it!
ReplyOh Nice!!! It took me a second to see it! Brilliant use of negative space Kudos!
ReplyCongrats!!
ReplyWow, thanks! I am so excited to see this in the gallery!
ReplyYeah, this rocks.
ReplyCongrats!
ReplyThanks milou and vasvari. You rock!
Replygreat concept. very well executed.
ReplyCool!
ReplyI first saw a sad face, then I saw the title and saw the musical note. Nice logo either way.
ReplyThanks! I really appreciate your comments.
Replyvery nice, indeed
ReplyGreat concept, not sure the lock up is working as well as it could.
ReplyVery nice mark. The mix of letterforms with the note looks natural. Kudos.
ReplyThanks everyone! It is great to read your comments. @richardbaird - I am not sure what you mean, could you be more specific about what you are seeing?
Replygreat concept and real nice execution, luma.
Replythis rocks!
ReplyAwesome concept!!
ReplyReally smart. Well executed!
Replyi love it. great concept
ReplyI really appreciate all your comments! Thanks!
ReplyAbout time this made the gallery, nice work.
Replyawesome LumaVine..
ReplyAwesome!
ReplyDeserved spot. I've told you this one is great allready lumavine.*Cheers!
Replynailed it.
ReplyThanks all of you! :D
Replythis sign deserves to be featured! very clever!!!
ReplyThanks Alex K.
ReplyNegative space/double-image MASTERY! I love this.
ReplyAwesome comment! I sure love to hear how much you like it! Really lovely to hear.
ReplyWhoa, this is super nice, LumaVine. One of the best uses of negative space i've seen.
ReplyI like it.
ReplyWaoh! Thanks so much for the great comments. I really appreciate it.
Replytop notch work here, love it
ReplyThis is realy great work!
ReplyThanks sbdesign and dotflo! Thanks for digging into my showcase! :)
Replyawesome idea! creativity at work
ReplyThanks ideoma!
Replyso clever..:)
ReplyThanks contrast8! Great to have your appreciation!
ReplyDamn! Superb!
ReplyThanks so much robin21! I am glad you like it!
ReplyVery smart solution!
ReplyGreat to have your comment here Daniel! Thanks!
ReplyI love it, especially the mark.
ReplyThanks so much azacarias7!
Replyand congrats on the feature!
Replylove the negative space!
ReplyThanks both of you! So exciting to be able to help such a talented musician. Very proud of this one.
Replyveri nice, as i already said on behance)
ReplyThanks ceti design! Great to hear from you!
ReplyLove this design! Can you upload another version on a jet black background with white graphic?
ReplyI would like to add this to the logomilk gallery.
Great work
ReplyThanks MiroKozel! And thanks so much designabot for your support! It is great to see my work featured!
Replyamazinggg
ReplyThanks so much John!
Reply100 floats! Thank you Jenn!
ReplyTook me a minute to see it, but once i did i was kind of blown away. :) Currently trying to brainstorm a logo for my initials JT that doesn't look like the mathematical symbol for pi. I think I want something neutral, even though I plan to use it on two separate websites (one would be for my professional/portfolio site as a web developer (not designer), the other for my food blog). Any ideas?
ReplyThanks James! I usually spend lots of time sketching and brainstorming after I have a thorough brief (which can also be a long and deep process). For me it really helps to assemble a list of keywords that summarize the themes of the brand. Don't stop sketching until you have over a dozen pages of thumbnail sketches, and then refine the best 3 to 6 ideas. Doing this for yourself is much harder than for a client, good luck!
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