Personal logo

Hi Andrew,

I really like this design. It's simple and yet there's a creative touch with the C coming out of the page. I have no problem seeing the A and the C.

I'm one of those people who thinks that a logo doesn't necessarily have to reflect what the company/individual does (especially for an individual). For example, the Apple logo is one of the most praised out there, and yet it doesn't have anything to do with computers. As long as you have a tagline/intro on your website, or info at the back of your business card, it should be clear enough about what you do.

My suggestion would be to also make a flat version of the logo (no shadows, no perspectives, no out of page), while keeping this 3D one, since some situations would call for a 2D, simpler version of the graphic.

Great job!

Hey andrew,

This is my first review on conceptfeedback. I actually think your logo is fantastic... after i read what it meant from reading your comment to the first review.

Since you're going for a minimalistic design for your card, why not just draw your "ac" logo in a normal horizontal orientation and maybe play around with some negative space to bring out the wittiness in you. For more ideas, you can browse through those 'top 50 logo design' compilation floating around the web.

my 2 cents :)

Dont want to go against the grain but I really like it...a lot.

Yes the C could be a bit more C shaped but...

I love the colours, Im a big fan of this green.

Maybe a tagline...maybe not.

I personally love the 3d effect on the logo.

Great job.

Cheers

Nice colour scheme, nice choice of font and embossment.

What isn't working is the cutout C. I understand what you're trying to do here but why does the C come out of an O? It doesn't make sense. Just cut out a C. I'm not fond of the shape or angle of the cutout either. It's too squishy and the placement doesn't really interact or relate well to the text beside it. You've also got 2 styles - sans-serif & serif beside each other, there's too much difference and not enough integration.

This logo doesn't represent that you do web design either.

You could layout out your card better too, rather than placing everything dead center.

I can't really tell from this image if you've done it already but I think this would look really nice with indented text. (Add a one pixel white border under each letter and shape.)

This card is very professional and attractive. I think you've just inspired me to get my business card in the works. :D

Nice texture for the card...really compliments the text.

So are you going to redesign your website to fit with the new logo? I can't wait....I'll watching for more updates. :)

Simple font, comfortable color, unique font type, a very solid card design, well done.

Hi,

I like the color combination and how you combined the letters a and c.

Also I like the simplicity.

Just a small note: I'm not sure that the green lines on the right and left of "Web Design" really go and I reckon they actually detract from what should be the main focal point, the name. Maybe if they weren't so light it wouldn't take over? Just a suggestion.

I really like the whole 3D look to the logo, but I just can't help but feel that the two fonts conflict with one another. I would recommend using a smoother font for your name to match the logo. Hope the opinion helps, because you definitely have a talent.

I would make that flat as a few have suggested, looks great on the business card, but needs to work on a few different mediums, so it would be good to keep it flat.

At the moment it says OC to me because of the way that it is tilted, for some reason i didn't pick up the A until after i looked at it a few times.