I like this design the best, but the 7th blade looking thing, just seems shorter than it is. Could you even out the length, it just looks a little off right now or instead of a shadow, let the design continue. The reason i like this, it looks little turbine blade.
I like this design the best, but the 7th blade looking thing, just seems shorter than it is. Could you even out the length, it just looks a little off right now or instead of a shadow, let the design continue. The reason i like this, it looks little turbine blade.
Thank you for the feedback. #43 Addresses the blade lengths as requested. #44 #45 #46 show some variations using red.
I am glad you like this concept. My aim here is to use geometry to describe any number of engine parts (of which the turbine was certainly an influence - glad you saw that) while also stepping the lighter blades to give the impression of an abstract wing in motion. The graphic is designed to have the double meaning of both precise physical, technical components and flight as an emotive concept.
I am not sure if I fully understood your last request, did you mean for me to turn the whole graphic to have the blade up (#128 #129), or change the shape of the individual blades?
Thanks for the logos you made, but think I am back to liking Entry #43 the best. But wanted to try one variation on it. Instead of the last 3 blades being shaded so they look like a shadow, could you please make them the same as the ones above like in 121 (so a more complete fan/turbine look)
Thanks for the new entries you sent. Gonna stick with entry 43, but since we use the company short form on a lot of our documents, could you make a second design with just "HAS" instead of Hindustan Aerosystems. Will need both.
I've back-saved the EPS to a very early version of creative suite (CS2) and have replaced the uploaded file. Any vector based program, such as Illustrator or Corel, will be able to open this file.
To open the EPS you will need a vector based program (Illustrator is the design industry standard), but don't worry too much if you do not have access to a vector program... the purpose of the EPS is for you to have a professional standard file to give to printers and other designers. For your office use, the JPEG should suffice and the EPS can also be inserted as a picture into word and other microsoft programs.
I hope that helps, let me know how you go with the re-uploaded file.