What do you think of this design? Follow the "A" as the approach to the ladder and highlight it more to see if you can visualize the name of the company, leave me your thoughts, thanks!
The ladder is very unique and a nice take on playful. The issue I have here is that readability goes out the window. For someone not knowing anything about the company name, I'm not it sure it would be completely clear how to read with the 'D' and the 'it'. Good uniqueness though. Expand on the ladder maybe?
here are two presentations, one in particular i made a game with the "A" for daddy! that looks like a ladder to paint, synchronizing it with the monkey's foot, let me know your opinion.
Thank you. You definitely have talent and I'm loving these changes. One point that separates you from other competitors is the lettering. Something I've asked of others is to integrate the monkey and the lettering. Imagine they are both in the same plane of existence. I know this can be a big change, but right now your lettering remains very basic. It may or may not be an advantage. Simplicity is good for readability, but uniqueness gives a branding edge. A balance between both seems to be a good approach. Feel free to put your own spin on it.
The darker purple, although I originally envisioned this royal color is actually too dark and most of the logos can't pull it off. I prefer your original colors. But I love the screwdriver!
Something I really like about your submission is the balance between the monkey and the name. #64 and #65 you lost that balance a little bit, the monkey becoming a bit smaller.
Lettering still not quite hitting 100%, but it is a good attempt. Consider allowing the monkey to be integrated with the lettering, rather than being two separate objects. For example, how does the impact of his foot affect the letters he's balancing on?
A very high contender indeed! In comparison to other contestants, this one is missing marks on lettering. We can try some other options, or wait to see finalists. Thank you again!
Hmm, sorry, it looks like the new submissions didn't quite get there for a few different reasons. I liked your thought on the ball cap, but I think the light bulb took away from the thumbs up which is actually very charismatic. So, let's try this...
- Ball cap (not hardhat)
- Thumbs up (not holding anything)
- Paintbrush with paint smudge in tail
- No glasses
Sorry to be so particular, but I really like your monkey.
Hello, thank you very much for your comments, here is the design, I have added a light bulb and a screwdriver so that you can see more tools used by the monkey, I am attentive
Hello, thank you very much for your comments, here is the design, I have added a light bulb and a screwdriver so that you can see more tools used by the monkey, I am attentive
I like the multiple submissions with different tools. I like the use of the tail, but this guy is missing the use of the brush, which I like your rendition in the other submission. So maybe paintbrush in tail?
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Lettering still not quite hitting 100%, but it is a good attempt. Consider allowing the monkey to be integrated with the lettering, rather than being two separate objects. For example, how does the impact of his foot affect the letters he's balancing on?
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- Ball cap (not hardhat)
- Thumbs up (not holding anything)
- Paintbrush with paint smudge in tail
- No glasses
Sorry to be so particular, but I really like your monkey.
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