Business Start up: Which logo?
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If I may here are a couple things to think on
Drop the word size. I understand why it is there but if you say it out loud it sounds a bit clunky.
Why a motor bike? if I saw this on a shirt or sign I would think it was for some sort of motor cross thing or bike shop especially with the vintage feeling versions.
Just my thoughts based on my initial impression
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You all are the best! So many good tips!
@chrisaakins @NessIllustration @Chip-Valecek @Jason-Bowen Hey, thanks you all a ton for your input on which ones are your favs. It helps a lot!
Thanks @StudioLooong, You make some really good points. I love the small icon idea! I'll have to change my SVS profile pic to that instead. Also great suggestions about leaving the LLC/Co off on Social media.
@rcartwright I agree the word "Size" does make it read aloud clunky. Sadly someone already has the name " Squirrel Studio"
The "Squirrel Size" name is actually from an inside joke me and my colleagues have, but I'm open to any suggestions on the name. And the Bike is from a kids book series I've been working on. But I do see where you are coming from with the motor bike. -
I like 2.1, but i would use dark inside.
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@squirrelsize I really like 1.1 and 4.1. Nice logos!
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I like the simplicity of the original design, I was questioning the motorcycle as well. After reading everyone’s comments I had a little idea about maybe removing the bike and making the dark circle around the squirrel be a bike tire? Maybe? Just a thought. Good start. Remember to keep it as simple and straightforward as possible. I like logo images that are just an image without text. The text can be support later, as in business cards or website kinda thing. Look at @smceccarelli or even the SVS logos. Recognizable unique images.
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Thanks you all for your votes! @Ailantan @Sas
@burvantill Thanks for the advice. You have some really good pointers. Yeah, I might try to play around with the bike, maybe take it out.
The back story of the squirrel on the bike started with a screen print I made in college. I raised a baby squirrel during a semester, and one day decided to photoshopped him onto a bike with the words "Size doesn't matter to reach great heights"From that I've started working on a kids book series about a small squirrel overcoming big obstacles.
But as an image that represents my whole business I can see it could be stretching it
P.S. The baby squirrels name is Ivan
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@squirrelsize I actually love the name Squirrelsize...Now even more with the backstory
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I love the vibe of the biker squirrel, and 'small and crafty' is a great tagline! It all depends on your values/key attributes and how it fits into your story. Maybe you are super fast and dynamic. I like 4.2 best.
I feel like it could be worth playing more with the type, and negative space in general. Might be possible to simplify the shape of the bike to read better small. Also wonder if it has to have the 'co'? The S in Studio seems much bigger in relation to the rest of the word than in the other two words. Last thought- maybe all those elements like 'small & crafty' could be used in other parts of your brand system. I don't know that your primary logo has to fit in everything. I took an awesome Coursera class on brand creation recently and it was great: https://www.coursera.org/learn/brand-new-brand -
2.1 minus the established ribbon or 4.2. Cool logo
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Version 1.2 is the best I feel.
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@jaepereira @Buddy-Skelton Hey you all, thanks for your input, its a lot of help
Thanks @Martha-Sue Wow, Yes! I agree, simplifying the bike so it could be viewed small is a smart idea. I see what you mean about the "S" in Studio now too, I'll mess around with it. Good advice about the tagline 'Small & Crafty'. I had some branding classes in college, but I think I still need to do some more research on branding. Thanks again for your comment
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@Elizabeth-Rose I like 2.1 and 3
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2.1! love it
