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I hit a critical wall. I like this piece a lot. On top of that, I can't find anything wrong with it that I can critique. If I had to say one thing I'd probably say to use the yellow color for the flags as well. That's just a matter of preference on my part, though. Great work!
I like it...great job
It looks great - Congrats.
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jammindesigns.co.uk
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Goo
I can't say anything till I know what they do.
It is nice, but the long tern use for print/web/etc...may be problematic.
I would simplify it or just offer a similar, sinmplified version. That is not going to hold up on a business card, fax, letterhead etc. Remember the client very well might want to fax a letterhead....how would it look. Most likely, pretty bad.
I do like the design.....
Sorry guys!
I didn't explained much about the logo. It's only going to be used in a pruduct package. With full color usage and good print quallity.
It's still gonna have a reduced version. With less details for use in business card, fax, letterhead...
Thanks all the comments.
» http://macmagazine.com.br/blog/
I googled the company name and all i got was italian websites and some of which were relating to boats and shipping... Which I assume is what your client does?
It would be interesting to know what type of client they are (what they do).
once again, nice work :)
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jammindesigns.co.uk
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Goo
Let´s go Jammo...
It´s a small client here at Brazil.
They´re producers of fine cheeses. Like gruyère, edam, gouda and others...
You´re gonna ask me why the boat? It´s because of the history of the city where the company is.
The city started as a port in the edges of a river. It grew´up and turned a city.
Therefore the name. Porto Reale = Kingdom´s Port (or something like that... :) )
» http://macmagazine.com.br/blog/
I like it :)
Its nice that the logo shows history about the products home, rather than about the product... its nice :)
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jammindesigns.co.uk
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Goo
This would translate well into black and white. That's usually the first thing I consider when looking at a logo. Good work.