High Tech Investigation Firm need a new logo!

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Un logo, monogramme ou une icône | Crée par radixtx

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15 Commentaire récents

• 11 août 2012 18:32 radixtx
  Porteur du Projet
  For example... with #28 you could:
  
  - recompose the picture, if necessary to accommodate the following:
  
  - eliminate the lines in the trunk
  
  - attempt to show a flow of data from the roots upward into the trunk - maybe the ground is made of data. Up to you.
  
  - on the right-hand side, show a low-hanging branch with small red apple hanging from it.
  
  Just ONE example. You guys are the experts!
  

• 11 août 2012 15:39 radixtx
  Porteur du Projet
  Another idea to play around with, that I thought of today. The roots represent the data we collect. Deep. Hidden.
  
  Roots are also feeding whatever is on the top - plant, tree, etc.
  
  There is the biblical story of Adam and Eve - the "Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. (If you live in a non-christian nation and are unfamiliar with this story, Wikipedia has a good description).
  
  I don't want to overdo it - we're NOT a religious company. But the idea of pulling DATA / INFORMATION from the ground (deep roots) and having them feed a tree / apple might be a great metaphor about what we do.
  
  An idea to play with. If done right, it would be the winner!

• 11 août 2012 15:31 radixtx
  Porteur du Projet
  #32 the badge is overkill. A lot of private investigation firms use law-enforcement looking logos. That's not our style.

• 11 août 2012 15:27 radixtx
  Porteur du Projet
  #28 #29 - Interesting. I'd like to see perhaps the use of hexadecimal or binary stuff (data) integrated into it instead of circuit-board lines. Good job.

• 9 août 2012 10:11 radixtx
  Porteur du Projet
  The variations on letters are interesting. Still need to see some designs that give an idea about the work we perform.

• 8 août 2012 21:41 radixtx
  Porteur du Projet
  ...or hex

• 8 août 2012 21:41 radixtx
  Porteur du Projet
  #18 and #19 - I'm interested in seeing more variations of the letters inside other letters, or other designs that use the initials of the company.
  
  #19 - we are tech, but not with circuit boards. More like with information / binary numbers
  
  Everyone please read the brief!

• 8 août 2012 15:24 radixtx
  Porteur du Projet
  #6 good eye on the font. I like this logo, but am hoping to see submissions that follow the brief more closely.

• 8 août 2012 15:23 radixtx
  Porteur du Projet
  I like #3, but perhaps with the swoop.
  #4 - This one is better.
  #5 - This one has a more classic look. I like that. I'm still hoping for something that mixes classical with showing what kind of work we do.

• 8 août 2012 15:17 radixtx
  Porteur du Projet
  #12 and #13 I like how these convert nicely to monochrome. I'm not necessarily fond that that particular root.

• 8 août 2012 15:16 radixtx
  Porteur du Projet
  #14 - at first glance, the "R" looks like a "P". The roots here might be too much, unless you are able to make them look more high-tech somehow.

• 5 août 2012 15:23 radixtx
  Porteur du Projet
  Also, like I wrote in the brief, I'd really like the logo to say something about what we do. Ask me questions if you need more information - and let your creative juices flow! :-)

• 5 août 2012 15:00 radixtx
  Porteur du Projet
  #2 does not follow the brief. #1 looks like the Facebook logo.
  
  #3 interesting use of roots. Thank you for reading the brief. I'm hoping for something less modern "web" looking. :-)

• 4 août 2012 21:23 radixtx
  Porteur du Projet
  The "LLC" is not required. It can be used if it looks nice in the logo, or can be left out if that's better for symmetry.

• 4 août 2012 11:53 SiteAdmin
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  Attention Designers!!
  
  MycroBurst permits you to submit unlimited designs with unlimited variations. However, if you are providing 2 or 3 different color versions of the same logo in one draft, please make sure that if the particular draft gets finalized, each color version should be separated before you will send the final files.
  
  Thanks,
  
  MB/LDG/LS Team