B & W Owls 2
davidmcholland (104 points) | Sat, 2008-03-01 03:02
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and interesting use of metaphor: owls and books. i didn't see if the last critique was yours as well, but i think this is a bit cleaner. i like the similar stroke weight creates a more clear message.
Whats the creative brief? Who's the client? Whats the concept? What does O.W.L.S. stand for?
Graphic, Web and Logo Designer from Pittsburgh, PA http://www.davidpcrawford.com
Whats the creative brief? Who's the client? Whats the concept? What does O.W.L.S. stand for?
Graphic, Web and Logo Designer from Pittsburgh, PA http://www.davidpcrawford.com
This works better than the more elaborate version you first posted. The owl looks a little fierce, though. Maybe if the eyes were focused more on the page? Or would that be too ordinary? I guess I'm just thinking that since this is for children, you might want to make the owl more friendly. Nice logo. I like it.
Mara