Hey folks, just looking for some input on my personal logo...this example is used in my email sig. I also use it for my music production studio.

Thanks!

Make the text alternating colours.

37inamirror . -- Something like this.

The logo is good, simple and clean.

Also, the logo must look good on white. White colours are you going to use on a white background?

Accptance forms, proposals, etc...

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Thanks for the reply.

Don't really dig the alternating colours personally, but as for on a white background, i'd make the text the brown colour, and add a bit of an outline to the light grey square.

Thanks again!

Very well designed logo, and it looks simple and attractive, clean, the colours attracted generally all the people who see the video............

thanks for having a look...not sure what you mean by 'see the video' though.

Any other thoughts?

Could you please tell me what is the idea behind your logo?

BTW, I think you need to do something with spacing in text of your logo to make it easy for reading. I think letters are too close to each other.

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The graphic element looks great. Unique and appropriate. I get the look you are going for with the text and spacing. You do need to give your viewers a wee bit more help in reading it though. The alternating colors comment above isn't going to work...but that is looking in the right direction. Try making the 37 or the 'ina' the shade of gold or a very light tone of the brown. I've worked with similar brandmarks, this should clean it up for ya

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Thanks for the insight grease...guess i take my young eyes and the fact that I know what it says for granted!

perhaps some sort of 'mirrored' effect would be appropriate....or do you think it would just complicate things?

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I have played with the reflection thing, which'd be suitable for web use etc., but need a basic starting point for print etc. which is more or less what this one is.

Thanks!