Logo Design - PLEASE HELP
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Xenonsoft
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I definitely prefer the one on the left, although it doesn't really scream theatre, to me, more nursery.
The left is more professional, the right more the run of the mill Childrens style, which may well be what she's looking for.
Not sure what else to add, I'll leave it to the others :icon_smile:
The left is more professional, the right more the run of the mill Childrens style, which may well be what she's looking for.
Not sure what else to add, I'll leave it to the others :icon_smile:
andyd8
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I'd leave those if they cover the options he wanted but then throw something more simple. I've attached a garden theatre logo I found below. I like it because its simple and represents the theatre through its elegance and the obvious simple shape of a leaf. I'd say the key is to simplify it.
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LovesPrint
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^^^ What he said for sure 
Be careful of your details - thin lines and wispy bits will disappear at small sizes. Think 'it must be clear when reduced to business card size.' Reduce your colour palette.
Be careful of your details - thin lines and wispy bits will disappear at small sizes. Think 'it must be clear when reduced to business card size.' Reduce your colour palette.
Yes, Jessicas based in Savannah so the spelling is correct :icon_smile:
I too agree with what Andy said.
jessicajenkins
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Thanks everyone for the feedback! Yes, I am based in the US and that is the spelling he used (thanks though)
I will def. consider everyone's feedback and post some revisions soon! Thank you so much!
-Jessica
I will def. consider everyone's feedback and post some revisions soon! Thank you so much!
-Jessica
jessicajenkins
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jessicajenkins
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sorry to overwhelm
sorry to overwhelm you with all of these options, but this project is due Monday and I am trying to get as much feedback as possible.
I have come up with one more option for the original request of the client (the beanstalk and 3 little pigs house) It's another take on the option "D" on my last post
thank you, thank you!! :icon_notworthy:
sorry to overwhelm you with all of these options, but this project is due Monday and I am trying to get as much feedback as possible.
I have come up with one more option for the original request of the client (the beanstalk and 3 little pigs house) It's another take on the option "D" on my last post
thank you, thank you!! :icon_notworthy:
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Xenonsoft
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The content is fine. It's too high for me though, I would make the house smaller height wise and drop the beanstalk down in size too, so it's more of a square shape overall.
As it is it's not the most usable, with the changes to size though you could meet the clients needs well.
As it is it's not the most usable, with the changes to size though you could meet the clients needs well
.LovesPrint
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I agree with xenon, and I think this last one is my favourite out of your options! :icon_smile:
dot design
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Hi jessica, I know you haven't got alot of time, but if you get chance, just type out the text and have a look at the letterforms, there maybe some subtle ways of working the plants etc into one or two of the letterforms rather than fully illustrating as you have been.
jessicajenkins
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robinperko
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A and B are very retro late 70's early 80's... has to be C as this looks great single colour, and in colour, is a lovely compact design with good composition, plus it also promotes reading and looks fun / magical.