Like the overall form. The background transition effect looks cool, but my engineer says we will have problems with certain transparent effects we will use on the flash player. We need it to be more solid/matte background. Also interested to see what it looks like if the "RG" fills out the box a bit more so that it remains legible at small size, and the font inside the box looks a little weak...something a bit bigger and stronger, but simple like this.
Much improved...getting hard to rank these...now that it is clean, the concern was raised that the "rg" in both cases may be hard to read or to interperet without "Realgravity" written out below it. We like them both, #16 in particular because the font is more modern than #17, in keeping with our presumed technical savvy...any way to sharpen the "RG" badge? so that if it is on its own and it is small that one could see that is says "RG?" If not more "legible," we would would also welcom treatments that are even more abstract, as long as the abstraction made the log mor identifiable over time. IE: Keeping the same form and idea, and keeping it clean and simple, different treatment(s) of the RG to make it more obvious and/or more unique?
#31 and 32 are good...we prefer 31 for its simplicity: The slight "G" treatment in 32 will be lost on most viewers. The font in both is good, but it feels a little "retro-modern" if you know what i mean: It looks a bit like what people used to think "future" type would look like...Perhaps the right word to describe how to alter it would be to make it a bit more "contemporary?" Also: You are on to something with the blocks...I am trying to imagin how to make that form both the "R" and the "G" at the same time, without making it any more complicated...
As ranked, we like #16 a lot. Can you try a version that completes the outline of the logo with fine lines where you currently have open space? I suspect it may lose some of its overall visual appeal if you do that, but if you can keep the same form, and the bigger letters, but complete the outline of the box so that it is a bit sharper, then that may be ideal.