Reverb IT: A new creative web designing and software company
sreenivasmajji (131 points) | Thu, 2010-06-24 20:14another trail.. here..
Reverb is a wrong word so we can see spell mistakes as red underlined text.. so i just got this idea when i am typing this word..
please give me your replies...
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This has nothing to do with web designing and software.
Leaky Penny
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I'm going to print it out and eat it.
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maybe a shirt brand for a younger Bill Gates
yes I'm brazilian xD
sorry..! :( i didnt get u fren....
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ok buddy we dont mean to discourage u or anything but first u need to start off with an explanation of what you are doing and why. show us concept, tell us what is the design for, what purpose it will have etc. all we can say with this one is WRONG , BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD
Now we just need someone to translate that for him.
Leaky Penny
Check out what I've been up to lately!
http://petersonjoseph.com
I'm going to print it out and eat it.
-Unknown Artist
Spanish buddy? no es para desanimarte pero es de mucha ayuda que expliques el concepto detras del diseño para que podamos evaluarlo y darte nuestro punto de vista, explicanos quien es el cliente, cual es el negocio, cual es el proposito del diseño
suerte :)
Reverb? That is spelt fine. It is not a 'wrong' word?
Why would you suggest that you have made a mistake when branding any company?? Even when you have correct spelling? That just makes you look quite simple. It could work for a copywriting firm but not for this.
Besides all if that, your concept doesn't work, all word processors would underline the entire word as an unidentified spelling.
This is awful, start again.
Kill it
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Sometimes a little music works wonders when it comes to creative inspiration. May I suggest the 13th Floor Elevators classic "Reverberation"? Seems appropriate in this case.
Don't like this one. From a distance looks blan, up close there is some more going on but still says nothing about your company.