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gotta say, interesting take on it.

the y seems off. I think it needs the descender to, um, descend.

This is some kind of nice.

I'm a fan of the %22y%22, i think a slight descend to match the ascender on the b may look nice, but overall I'm psyched on this!

This would make a great logomark for a children's line of clothing.

good use of a font.. nice

Niiice!!

appreciate the kind words and floats! Thanks!**@JF: was thinking the same thing after I made it :)

Sweet design, it would realy looks nice on children apparel.

I feel like the bg should be light blue.. hmmm

Actually, the original color associated with the birth of a boy (in belgium) is pink.. believe it or not :-) But nowadays most people go for a more boyish color such as blue or green..

Great to hear historical reasons for choices with design. Will this be used for an American-based client? Perhaps you'd like to choose a pink-hued blue (version of purple, essentially) to compromise? I have to tell you, that....if this is used for a client anywhere else than Belgium, that the color pink for a boy's line of clothing will not be received well.

Thanks JF for the feedback. I think (very humble thought here..) the logo is strong enough to fit with any soft color of choice (..or at least a couple). I went for the pink, for the reason I explained in my previous comment. And since it wasn't made for a client, no one said I couldn't use it %3B-)

I have to agree with a 'soft' color choice being a good one. And, hey -- I'm all for creative license. It's a good thing.**I really like the shapes you've used, by the way. Soft is a good description for the lines, now that I think of it. Soft curves, soft shapes, youth, sweetness, innocence, simpler times. I hope that some day this does go to good client home. Good work, Tomme.

appreciate it mate!

Cute!

Really nice Tomme!

This is great boy!

Thanks boy! :)

you did this ... ?? great sign ... one of the best I've ever seen ....

Thnx Bernd and lefty :) much appreciated!