![Image](http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a170/breaksRbest/fireaid_logo.gif)
keep in mind that we need to keep it fairly simple as it will be used for a whole lotta different things (including tee shirts etc)
(Thanks to valuetime for putting it together)
aroes wrote:promising, but lost me at offensive mid range snarl
aroes wrote:promising, but lost me at offensive mid range snarl
Lós Kasino— wrote:I had a few attempts at some designs if it can contribute anything / or if anyone would like to comment ??
breaksRbest wrote:keep in mind that we need to keep it fairly simple as it will be used for a whole lotta different things (including tee shirts etc)
DRS wrote:It’s uplifting while we drift through time,
‘cause we keep pushing the vibe.
breaksRbest wrote:tell us what you think of the logo for Fire:Aid?
keep in mind that we need to keep it fairly simple as it will be used for a whole lotta different things (including tee shirts etc)
(Thanks to valuetime for putting it together)
I think that this "deeper" analysis of the use of the band aid on the logo instead of the cross is exactly that, over analitical. I can not imagine anyone percieving the event as a quick-fix-solution because we have used a band aid on the flier and logo, eitheer before the event or in retrospect.valuetime wrote: bandaid/cross on logo/ illustrates the event name. i stopped liking the bandaid look because on reflection, to bandaid something is to paper up it's cracks, and not to provide a genuine solution. i thought it could be construed as negative.
so anyway, that's my thoughts.