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I prefer the second one. More of a logo and more original in my opinion. The others, like others have said are buttons which may well be added in the future as they look good too.
On the second, I'd move the crest to the right of the text and possibly the UK and Ireland part underneath the text. Have a play around and see what works. Good luck  |
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03-09-2010, 02:39 PM
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I liked the 2nd one (of the 1st lot) best. More of a logo. Should always start with designing in mono first then go to colour. Agree with Curtis - play around with the logo.
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03-10-2010, 01:25 PM
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The CMYK thing is done to death with anything to do with printing. I would avoid that if you would like some originality. The latest designs are looking simpler, and the simplest designs usually work best
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03-11-2010, 08:27 PM
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The second logo design is great.
It is a really nice cleaver solution. The other three do look like a cheap web button. But the second one with its bird wings that double as pages, soft elegent type face that should appeal to educated book buying types, even the 'K' reflects the bird/ book wings. A nice solutions regards Gav |
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