AKA - Loading & Transport
sergei.greyvenstein (86 points) | Thu, 2008-10-09 10:58Hi Guys
I think the name speaks for itself I have included their current logo.
Let me know what you think!
Cheers
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What we think about what? What's the concept behind this?
Graphic, Web and Logo Designer from Pittsburgh, PA http://www.davidpcrawford.com
You basically have one concept (which I am not understanding), displayed a bunch of different ways. Expand out and go with a few concepts that are completely different. And I will beat Nat to the punch and tell you to go ahead and work in black and white at this stage.
The road sign thing is form the loading and transport what I am trying to achieve with this concept is transporting load in different directions the large dot represents the from and the smaller dots the destination.