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You've provided us with a lot of choices here. I like that. 1 & 2 are nice and fun typographically, however, the rosette on the I in 2 should probably go... it confuses. 3, 4, 5 & 9 do nothing for me - 9 is especially bad as I can't even make out the letters there without knowing what the others were. 5 & 6 confuse the word order - is it "like rabbits carrots?" 8 on the other hand I really like. Perhaps tuck the greenery behind the second r to improve readability. If I were the client, I would really choose 1 & 8 as a pair. Keep the colors similar, though.
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The 1st concept works the best. I like the 7th concept as well but it messes with readability a bit too much. I'd say go with the first concept and add some sort of tagline describing what the company is all about.
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firstname lastname commented:thank you for the feedback! i agree about the last one, it might need some tweaking.
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I like #2 best but the color scheme in #1,6,7. It would really help to know why they picked this name.
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firstname lastname commented:
i see you like orange ;-). Well it is my alias. Ever since high school i liked carrots and everybody called me a rabbit/bunny for that.
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I like # 7 and 8.
I like 7 more though, though I would like to see the 'like' word shaped like a rabbit :D
i.e. maybe have the top of the 'l' and the 'k' like bunny ears and the 'i' as the face? and the rest of the 'k' and the 'e' as maybe part of the body?
even without though, I think you have some nice logos here.. Good work!!
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firstname lastname commented:
great ideas! i will definitely work on that! i will c what i can do with "like"
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I can only assume that with a company name like that, you want us to think whimsical, goofy, absurdist, fun... #8 pushes fun and whimsical the farthest, so it's far and away my favorite. Phooey on the reviewer who's so anal as to worry about readability on the word "carrots"--it obviously says "carrots."
I don't know what the purpose is so I gave that 3 stars (promotion is too vague--what's being promoted?). I'm not sure that this is great design but I'm not great enough to say what would make it great, I'm afraid. Top rating for engaging and original.
The alphabet soups are cold and corporate, totally at odds with the name.
6 and 7 have an ironic contrast of absurd and nonsensical words (not even sure how the words should be arranged--shades of Ionesco) with ultra-businesslike fonts in gray flannel color. An interesting concept but I think that's too much freight for a logo to carry, and the confusion of word order would cause many people to just give up.
thanks for the comments! yeah i could not just pick one to post here for your critique, so i put all i had so i have more chances to have feedback on what looks good.