Nice job incorporating beer and barley into the design. It's a good start, but I think we're looking for something a bit edgier. I think you're on to something with the oranges and brown in the palate. Good work!
I really like your direction on Entry 15. The distressed look, font and color choice on the logo is spot on. The fact that you're still able to incorporate glassware is key, butI think I'd like the glass to look a little funkier. I'm not crazy about the red background color, and it would be great if there was a standalone object in the logo that could be used for simple branding? There's a store I've been to that I like a lot. http://www.aleyeahbeer.com/files/4912/7696/0864/Ale_Yeah_Logo1.jpg
Obviously we need to be unique, and I think you're on the right track with that
Thanks for the update, here is a new one ... do you have any reference for the type of glass shape you might like to see? My inspiration was cycling - you know a sort of old bike logo emblem that you would see this sort of thing:
Can we keep the brown outline and lines above and below letters, and defined beer head from 23 but maintain the shape of 15? Also, if we could dial down the bubbles just a little bit.
Liking the revision. Thanks for being so responsive with this. It's really helping me dial in what I want. Can you use the type and font from entry 29 in entry 31? And also if you could bring the bubble size down just a little bit.
I have a question relating to the above (before I sleep for the night!) - do you mean incorporate a glass into the design, or use a glass shape as the outline for the shape of the whole design?
Okay. I like the way the head is displayed on 41. Can we take the shape of 43/44 and kill the flare at the base? I'd like to make that a little more abstract. The flare makes me think college beer pong. Use the head from 43 and maybe even have a little foam runoff down the left side