Opinions on this logo also please.

http://www.forgesolutions.com

Regards,
Anthony

Not bad but I think it will lose definition when reduced in size. :)

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I guess that just depends on how small you really need to make it.



I don't think there would be many media formats which would need to use the smallest one... granted you do lose a bit of data on the smallest one... but the second smallest is still quite small and I think it reads pretty clear still.

It could be because I know what it says though... am I wrong? Or does it still remain clear at a smaller size?

Thanks in advance,
Anthony

I don't really like the font used for "solutions" but the idea is not bad. Have you tried by just positioning the hammer somewhere instead of the whole figurine?

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I've done another version of this logo with just the hammer. But it doesnt look nearly as clean. I've also shown that version with just the hammer to the client and they were not too interested in it. I believe that the full figure swinging the hammer ties the words "Forge Solutions" together much better being that the figure is comming out of the word solutions.

As far as the fonts go, do you have any suggestions?

Regards,
Anthony

Well to me, the word "Forge" sounds strong. So seeing a handwriting type font doesn't click. It might just be about personal taste I don't know but I would even make the word "Forge" look more metalic. I guess you'll get a better idea when you get opinions from other people.

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Well to me, the word "Forge" sounds strong. So seeing a handwriting type font doesn't click. It might just be about personal taste I don't know but I would even make the word "Forge" look more metalic. I guess you'll get a better idea when you get opinions from other people.

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I thought you didn't like the "Solutions" font. If you notice the "Forge" font is what is actually being "Forged" not the solutions.

Is the word "Forge" part of your logo or not?

I made comments about both of your words. The handwriting font doesn't fit and the word "Forge" might fit better with a metalic finition. This is just my opinion and you do what you want with it, which is why I said you might get a better idea after getting comments from others.

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There is a disconect between your font styles and font attributes..."Forge" is a serif text, which is considered a stonger style than the script of "Solutions", but the line weight is thiner. You have a strong "Forge" with thin lines and a softer "Solutions" with thinker lines. You may want to play with the fonts a little more. I like the hammering man graphic...can be used as an icon as well, looks good. I am partial to orange, so I like the colors.

To sum up, great start, but figure out which word you want to stand out most and adjsut the logo as such.

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