Well, to me, it's a pretty good work as a practice. but not in terms of a brand identity. The 3-D look makes really difficult, almost impossible, to read it as "hd" (you used the initials, didn't you?). Plus, imho, 3D approach for brand identities doesn't work, at least nowadays. Go for 2D look and take care of reability.
good luck.
though i like the building block
are coming from, however, I like this, it's not finished but it's quite neat..
The h isn't complete, and the 'hockleydesign' font at the bottom is pretty dull and boring, I would suggest splitting up hockley and design, and bringing the hd logo inline with hockley, and run the design smaller and stacked.
God luck
I like it, but I read it more as construction building or something at first rather than web design.
I think the illustration is an interesting and nice logo. I would work on they typeface - maybe a blockier one to match the illuatration? And perhaps play with making the illustration stand on its own without the round background. I think it can stand on its own if you play with it a little more. Good start!
The typography are much confuse, and you used fonts so differents.
I think fonts with rounded borders and fonts with squared borders do not works together.
Interesting idea so far, I like that the type is interesting. I'm just not sure if its working here quite yet.
The type feels very out of the box and like a lot of other people said, doesn't read quite yet. I'd also work on the hockley design type. It doesn't feel like a website design company quite yet.
Hope that helps, good luck.
i coudn´t undesrtand what it stands for, if i didn´t have the name for the company
maybe if you change colors it shows up a bit better
I know you are trying to go for an Esher type of feeling here but I don't think the look is working for a logo. I think you may need to rework this concept.