#104 We like the idea of "squares" composing the logo. Would you like to try to apply this style also on some letters? It would be nice to find a way to integrate the abastract image into the lettering.
Hi, thanks for your efforts, about #123: We like the idea, the asbtact image shows the experiential activity we actually do, but we would like to see the entire logo on both black and white backgrounds, preferably with another lettering. The abstact image and the lettering must be separable, can we see some other examples on this particular feature? about #118: We like the simplicity, but we are looking for a more meanful abstract image, we would like to see a different kind of lettering for this logo too.
please, remember that the logo must always be visible even if it has to be resized, eventually, for any context. The abstract image and the lettering part must be separable, must work on both black and white backgrounds, and always being visible at any size. Thanks
We do appreciate much your efforts, We looked carefully to your last submission, - about the abstract image, we enjoy the idea, but we would like to see the pixels coming out from the colored circle in a bit more "explosive way" if you get our drift, coming out from the circle in a very joyful colored explosion, from the upper-left part of the circle. The circle itself, it's nice but not very meanful, can you tranform it in a sort of "a"? just to see how it becomes? in this part we want you to unleash your creativity: find the way to make it separable, but not strictly looking like a simple circle or letter (for example, a sort of bulb, instead of a circle). - about the lettering, we would like it to be sometimes usable without the abstract image as a stand-alone: more plain then. find the way to distinguish "b.it" without using glossy or bold letters. Important: we would like too see the lettering split from the abstract image, even if being part of a single logo. Thanks for your patience!
Thanks for the new logos, we really like the colored lines composing the new abstract image, if you have any further proposal based on this concept is well accepted. There are a few things we'd like to refine: the pixel explosion is probably a little bit too much, we expected it, but we were curious too see it on the screen, would you mind reducing the number of pixels coming out from the circle? about the bulb: its really nice, can we see anyway a version with the bulb metal cap made with the colored stripes used to compose the "a" image? about the lettering, nice font, but we prefer a font similar to the one made for #118, would you mind putting toghether the image and the lettering?
please note that in #132 the image appears like a "C", when merged with lettering: can you make it a bit more separated in the main logo? thank you very much for your great efforts
nice job, thanks the very last few things in order of priority: - can you change the abstract image making it a bit less colorful, for example using just one color, like light blue, and an other one with grey? - would you mind trying a few different fonts? we are not really sure about the current lettering - we would like to see some final variations starting from the "a" style of #154,
we like your logos, but we would like them to be a bit more plain and balanced
We spent a few time to think about the final logo, we reconsidered #132, but we would like it to be similar to this: http://alittleb.it/public/doc/test.png From now on we would like you to work just on this concept you can see in the link, for we like the idea, but not very much the way it looks like. We definitely like the idea of the abstract imaging figuring a pixel composition to a circular form :)
just a couple of things: - please, would you work on the example inside the link? trying to well fit the lettering with the image? we want both lettering and abstract image well fitted together: more plain, with a font that goes well with the image. - could we see a couple of monochromatic examples? one black logo in white background and one white logo in black background.
Very important -> unleash your creativity, you are very free to change the cicle thickness and depth and lettering fonts, as you want...
Hi thanks. We still prefer the #173 Let's keep the circle like it is, and focus on lettering. Would you mind to try other solutions? We would like to have something very readable but also more creative than the standard font lettering.
Hi, wi still prefer #173. Can you try to apply the lettering of #154 in the #173? Without gradient e adding more space between letters. I'll be back to you later today with more feedback/suggestion. Thanks!
Let's go for #192. :) Now, I think it's time to try to finalize it!
We would like to see:
- the font a bit less "bold", I mean thinner letters - try to better balance lettering and circle. I mean try to find some simmetry (for example, the "b" should start from the border of the circle)
Ok, let's focus on #196. Letters thickness is fine now, but it doesn't look consisten. The "a", "e" and "b" are a bit different in style and thickness. I hope you understand what I mean.