What you guys think about my logo? what can i improve
Is your company making pencils?
>>268241
No, but it's an art studio :D
>>268242
it looks like two mountains tbqh. the name should be bigger, is there a need for 2 pencils? and the pencils needs to be a little more obvious. one idea i just had that could be interesting it's a logo that look like pencil it's drawing the company name like one of those m.c. escher drawings. lately i've seen more people requesting more organic/hand made designs.
http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2011/aug/01/rise-designer-maker-craftsman-handmade
>>268240
-Make the angles on the other side of the pencils visible.
-Make the lead portion of the front pencil larger, it is too small. Fill it with black.
-Pencils and inorganic looking lines don't work together so well. Consider making the logo a "drawn" font.
>>268253
Great article. Thanks
Upon first glance I thought it was two mountains OP. I like the minimal style you've gone for and the charcoal colour. The type needs to be bigger as it feels distant and not a part of the overall logo. Ditch the circles next to the type too as they're not needed. Overall good effort but you need to refine a bit.
>>268240
Hmph
>>268240
I like it. Good job!
>>268240
That doesn't look like a pencil. You forgot a pretty important part there.
Maybe you should have looked at real pencils before minimalizing them?
>>268240
What's up with the type, OP?
Did you try to round it with splines? If you convert the type into a path and then offset said path, you can get rounded angles without those sketchy circles and needles.
>>268397
Was about to post this as well.
>>268240
Looks like two mountains. Good job on making the asymmetry symmetrical though. I like it.. Nothing new or unique though bud.
bump for interest
