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Logo for a NZ based offset printing co. The infinity mark is primarily intended to represent the winding path of a sheet of paper through a printing press.
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Oh thats hot,well done Steven!**p.s have you tryed it without the vertical line?
Replywow, beautiful piece! he ebst I have seen for a printing in along time, agree with Relevant. Nicely done.
Replythats so cool i could kick you where it would really hurt!!!... :)
ReplyI agree with Relevant, it's nice to see a printshop logo without the CMYK colors.*Cool work s7even! I like a lot!
Replythanks for the kind words everyone.*@ brandsimplicity yeah I have tried it with and without the line and it works both ways. I hear between the lines what you are saying and it is possibly unnecessary but there is something about it with the line that reinforces the premium feel. So yeah I prefer it in there for now and figure it by no means defines the mark so if in the future it becomes redundant it could be removed without sacrificing recognition.**Personally I am looking forward to seeing how it will look when I eventually animate it for application on the website.
Replyvery cool solution
ReplyI love how intricate this is, but how it still works very small. Nice one.**also agree with all of the previous points on CMYK and how cliche it is. **I love the idea of the 'print path'*and also how this shape represents the lemniscate symbol (infinity) **is this intentional?**Nice work.
Replysorry, haha **I just read the description again, and noticed you'd said 'interwoven infinty mark'
Reply:) Cheers raja**no stress w-ill. yeah the rationale was always the paper path/infinte print concept but funnily enough as it turned out Taieri was named after a place but is also apparently Maori (NZs native language) for flow or flowing so the... %22lemniscate%22.. seemed appropriate. in this form it even reminds me a little of print registration marks.
ReplyI gotta say I really like this one. The mark works so well. I don't know if you intended for the mark to actually look maori, but it does remind me of maori patterns and carvings. Perfect!
Replybravo, this is very cool, works nicely.
Reply@ NC thanks for the positive comments. As much as I would love for the resemblance to maori patterns to be on-purpose it was in fact pure luck. I did notice it had a certain pacific art feel to it at the %22eyeball the hell out of it%22 stage but as I say the initial justification for the mark was the print path/infinity concept.*cheers logomotive.. you have some incredible marks in your showcase!
ReplyThe mark is brilliant. Very classy move not using cmyk. I like the line too. Font is perfect. A
ReplyA plus!
ReplyThis has to be one of my favorites. The simplicity and yet complexity is what got me.
ReplyKiller solution!!
ReplyWow. Fantastic. This is incredibly classy.
ReplyI like how it looks like there is a gradient but it's just different shades, its pretty neat.
ReplyGreat work!
ReplyReally nice played with the shadow.
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