Here is another concept I came up with for our logo. The concept is 2 B's back to back as well as a symbol of building business, blocks being staked.
Thanks for the feedback.
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I don't think the blocks are working. They are distracting and a bit too much. And it's pretty hard to read brain, then the 2 then the brand. I just read brain brand.
I think it might be cool if you tried number 3, but without the blocks. I like the dimension to the type there.
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Let me know what you think.
Imagination is more important than knowledge...
Imagination is more important than knowledge...
i don't see the two Bs back to back.
i don't think this is really making the points you talked about. it doesn't make me think building blocks of business.
These are fun to look at, but the ones with 2 on top don't read as brain 2 brand. The concept inherent in the name "brain to brand" is linear (although we all know the creative process is sometimes more like a Gordian knot!) so I think the cubic approach is counter-intuitive.
Mara
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Agree with Mara.
Try to think about why you are combining your logotype and your icon; seems like it disrupts the message.
What does Brain 2 Brand mean? A process for clarifying ideas and bringing them to market? Once you narrow down the company strategy/mission, you'll be better able to present it iconically.
Stay away from the fancy effects and colors till you get your logo icon shape sorted out. And stay in black and white; helps you focus on that design process only.
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What Brain2Brand means, is that from the creative minds behind b2b we are able to give you not just an nice logo but a brand, we work with companies in creating a "Whole" experience (The brand) through marketing a core business development. We help create the brand that is received by the consumer at the end of the whole process.
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That's one ametuer looking "logo"!
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Something I do want to congratulate you on regarding this design is that you're getting away from the actual human brain graphic in the seal thing that's on your Web site. Taking a more abstract approach is a good idea.
Mara
It's okay... just not something that great. The proportions on #2 look off too.