The first step in redesigning and restructing my freelance graphic design company is almost complete. Anybody's imput on the logos would be GREATLY appreciated
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There are some i'd weed out right away. Ok here we go: Pagoda productions reality elimination show.
- 2nd row far left i'd eliminate. it looks like a chinese character, it reads as fake asian appropriation. Same with 2nd row both on the right, plus too clipart-y.
-top row right, all variations. The "what IS that" factor is distracting. On the other hand, top row left reads straight as a design (yet is still a pagoda) and that works in its favor.
The more I think about it, i'm leaning towards the bottom left, probably second from the left. It has a positive quality, like your company is imaginative and fun, and it invokes curiosity, I'd look forward to opening an envelope with that printed on it, this design says something about your company. The third row designs are very simple and clean, and they don't provoke any kind of negative response, but I think the bottom one actively promotes a positive response. I like it best in color, and the 2nd from the left reads as the most polished and finished to me. I do like the top row left designs, but I think it would read more as a cool random graphic than something that specifically connects to your company.
- 2nd row far left i'd eliminate. it looks like a chinese character, it reads as fake asian appropriation. Same with 2nd row both on the right, plus too clipart-y.
-top row right, all variations. The "what IS that" factor is distracting. On the other hand, top row left reads straight as a design (yet is still a pagoda) and that works in its favor.
The more I think about it, i'm leaning towards the bottom left, probably second from the left. It has a positive quality, like your company is imaginative and fun, and it invokes curiosity, I'd look forward to opening an envelope with that printed on it, this design says something about your company. The third row designs are very simple and clean, and they don't provoke any kind of negative response, but I think the bottom one actively promotes a positive response. I like it best in color, and the 2nd from the left reads as the most polished and finished to me. I do like the top row left designs, but I think it would read more as a cool random graphic than something that specifically connects to your company.
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