Mikos

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Description: Logo design made for my new friend, Mike Carter, who is a freelance developer. He asked me to design a personal logo that represents 3 key values: trust, reliability and agility. If you like to know/see my thoughts that went into this design you can have a look by clicking the url below. Btw, both his initials are integrated in the character, in case you didn't spot them right away.
As seen on: http://bit.ly/dafWPc
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marvin k. Oct. 05 '10

Love the simplicity. Great work!

Pierro Oct. 05 '10

Cool type! love it.

lumo Oct. 05 '10

this i rather neat!

oronoz ® Oct. 05 '10

Just perfect!

myway999 Oct. 05 '10

wonderful work, love the colors and the whole layout:)

logomotive Oct. 05 '10

Love your conceptual thinking here. Just a thought though, do you really need all those lines in your presentation? Maybe just the meanline and baseline? Just my opinion. Nice work.

sbj Oct. 05 '10

cool graphic

Tømme Oct. 05 '10

thnx a ton everyone! Actually Mike, I'm not surprised to hear that from you :) It's the part I already planned to redo in my presentation, so I completely agree with you. Btw, I'd like to give credit to @Bitencourt for letting me copy the color circles :) Really like those myself %5E%5E Thanks again everyone for the response

firebrand Oct. 05 '10

Do it like this: http://logopond.com/gallery/detail/117369

Tømme Oct. 05 '10

Jep that was my plan :) something similar to that. Btw, which one do you think is the easiest to use for such sort of design, illustrator or photoshop?

Pierro Oct. 05 '10

Roy, what relation is that link?

!mude Oct. 05 '10

Cool - love it.

bitencourt Oct. 05 '10

Really awesome work, Tomme :)

hyperborea Oct. 05 '10

Clever logomark. and why not - do the lines presentation - I know it can be fun sometimes!

lumavine Oct. 05 '10

Super! Very nice!

logomotive Oct. 06 '10

Good Call Anthony, I agree all the letters are lowercase except the I. I would recommend knocking off the right side serif and dotting the i. That would be perfect IMO.