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I couldn't tell what is it without inspecting it closely. No point of focus. Too many colors. Fine details in close proximity. etc. etc.
by lilulo 15y ago
I couldn't tell what is it without inspecting it closely. No point of focus. Too many colors. Fine details in close proximity. etc. etc.
- mikeryan 15y agoIt's also difficult to use in B&W, most really good logos can degrade well to a black and white image (nice for letterhead) also I'm still shaking my head on what the shell has to do with "Groove".
- yakto 15y agoDitto. Great logos are simple, and get even simpler over time. This one is over-engineered and, to me, completely lacking in meaning. The word Groove is strong enough to stand on its own, with maybe a slight embellishment, perhaps some negative space. One of my favorites that may serve as some inspiration: https://community.jivesoftware.com/community/jivetalks/blog/2008/02/18/jive-gets-a-new-logo https://community.jivesoftware.com/community/jivetalks/blog/...
- redorb 15y agoI thought it was a breast at first. I think they could use some darker lines to show the spiral of the shell[].. but my questions are 1) What does a shell have to do with customer support? 2) What are the things coming out of the shell to represent? (data?, support?, rainbow?) http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lriq8ulPK51qko63m.png http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lriq8ulPK51qko63m.png shows a shell with darker outlines that would've imho worked better.
- gurraman 15y agoI saw the breast as well.
- flyosity 15y agoI thought it was a teacup on its side.