likewiseLogo Design Contest

A clean Web 2.0 'Play' symbol, a universal entertainment symbol without language boundaires. Clean grey typography with a bold Web 2.0 typeface.

(This comment references Entry #37)

A much softer font with a friendlier feel. Less rigid and harsh.

(This comment references Entry #45)

A word mark with a bold but friendly font. Reversed the 'K' to accomodate a play symbol. I think there is still some mileage left with the play symbol as long as its executed well or differently. Will work on some other 'non' play symbol ideas.

(This comment references Entry #46)

A 'gamepad' style 3d icon.

(This comment references Entry #59)

Thx a lot - very interesting suggestions

I acutally like the typeface from #59 and the symbol from #37 - if that makes sense?

Mixed version 1 from logos #59 & #37

(This comment references Entry #91)

Mixed version 2 from logos #59 & #37

(This comment references Entry #92)

Mixed version 2 from logos #59 & #37

(This comment references Entry #93)

A initial 'L' cut out of the symbol in the same font as the Company name.

(This comment references Entry #96)

Combining the elements to create a Global Play Icon. Dynamic with the looped arrow showing interactivity/movement. A very clean design with web2 & Corporate styles in mind.

(This comment references Entry #118)

Version with non-graduated text

(This comment references Entry #119)

Version with non-graduated text

(This comment references Entry #120)

Version with customised font

(This comment references Entry #123)

Corporate sphere with cutout 'L' - stacked version

(This comment references Entry #130)

Corporate sphere with cutout 'L' - horizontal version

(This comment references Entry #131)

Just got back in - thx for the bunch. I will review them shortly - some are very interesting

Michael

Capitalised version

(This comment references Entry #134)

2 colour version

(This comment references Entry #135)

To start, Existing font without arrows

(This comment references Entry #139)

Font variation number #1

(This comment references Entry #140)

Font variation 2 - lighter version of '1'

(This comment references Entry #141)

Font variation 3 - strong rounded and light

(This comment references Entry #145)

A 'interactive clockwork gear' logotype. Dynamic

(This comment references Entry #150)

Font variation 4 - Light strong soft and square faced

(This comment references Entry #153)

Font variation 5 - light soft friendly and cursive

(This comment references Entry #161)

Font variation 6 - Light weight, sharp but still friendly font

(This comment references Entry #162)

Font variation 7 - Extra light weight, perfectly formed and balanced font.

(This comment references Entry #163)

Font variation 8 - Modified font in mixed case

(This comment references Entry #164)

Font variation 9 - Unmodified light weight font

(This comment references Entry #166)

Slightly modified version - Sphere cut out segments reduced and confined to blue portion to enhance the appearance of a screen inside the edge of the 'L' shape

(This comment references Entry #176)

Thx for all that work. I am wondering how it will work offline - it'll have to be four colour print always - won't it? Cant really work in pantone colours? What do you think?

Michael