I missed your last question- we're open minded about the face. We've seen really cool ideas what that feature either face or body. I think the dog is closer than the card-based face.
Definitely want to have a connection to the service. The app should be flexible for service expansion too (such as flowers and gifts). Also looking for the logo translate well as an app icon.
With #155 - we love him. We're also looking at personifying the character, similar to how to mail chimp leverages the chimp. Can you help us see how that could work?
Both our survey and founding team are torn between 150 and #163 (bombas character-based logo), with #163 leading by a small margin. The edge has been driven by the personality that's shines in the character. An example that's been referenced is MailChimp.
You are my favorite designer to work with so far because your work has been really good, you've been SUPER responsive, and it seems like you really dig the idea and have gotten behind our idea.
I'm curious to know if you have an idea of how the logo might be able to come alive as a more emotional mascot - as an enhanced character to support the simpler, clean logo. The idea is that the more fun/emotional mascot could be used in blog posts and interactive media content almost like a friend of our user.
Both our survey and founding team are torn between 150 and #163 (bombas character-based logo), with #163 leading by a small margin. The edge has been driven by the personality that's shines in the character. An example that's been referenced is MailChimp.
You are my favorite designer to work with so far because your work has been really good, you've been SUPER responsive, and it seems like you really dig the idea and have gotten behind our idea.
I'm curious to know if you have an idea of how the logo might be able to come alive as a more emotional mascot - as an enhanced character to support the simpler, clean logo. The idea is that the more fun/emotional mascot could be used in blog posts and interactive media content almost like a friend of our user.
Both our survey and founding team are torn between 150 and #163 (bombas character-based logo), with #163 leading by a small margin. The edge has been driven by the personality that's shines in the character. An example that's been referenced is MailChimp.
You are my favorite designer to work with so far because your work has been really good, you've been SUPER responsive, and it seems like you really dig the idea and have gotten behind our idea.
I'm curious to know if you have an idea of how the logo might be able to come alive as a more emotional mascot - as an enhanced character to support the simpler, clean logo. The idea is that the more fun/emotional mascot could be used in blog posts and interactive media content almost like a friend of our user.
Hi Jeff, thanks for your comments. Yes, for social media use we can details on the mascot like simple eyebrows and a maybe a mouth to better convey emotions and also have the mascot in different angles as well.
i'd work with the expressions more - both cases the expressions are hard to pin point. Think "smile". Mailchimp would be a great example, same with #150 or even the cool whitespace logo you did