Glenshane : Logo design help & advice

[Kevin Flowers]

Nick
tidy up the arrow end om the capital G, maybe try it with the word COACHES central so it is closer to the G and enclosed in the road. Hope that makes sense

Kev

[Neil Speirs]

Has your customer seen this logo yet?

If not I wouldn’t spend to much time trying to get it spot on. I usually do three quick layouts and hopefully they’ll pick a favorite for me to work on (& it’s normally not the one I’d pick :roll:)

[Nicholas Gormley]

He has seen them but not picked one yet. Ill try a few changes soon. Thanks for the advice.

[Peter Dee]

This would be my take on it.
I think the road graphic was too distracting initially and made it all look off level.

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[Tim Lucas]

For what it’s worth, I’d agree with Peter.
Clarity is essential and I like the layout. One other wee point, confidence and perceptions go a very long way with the customer…

Best of Luck,

Timmy

[Peter Dee]

Nicholas, having given some input on this, I was interested to see how it worked out?

[Nicholas Gormley]

Hi Peter, Showed the customer and he now doesn’t know what he wants because he said i have shown him 2 much. I really feel like i have hit a wall on this one at the minute and don’t know how to get over it. I really liked your idea.

Nicholas

[Peter Dee]

Ha ha, one too many choices for a female… 😉

Like ‘er indoors, drives past 50 empty spaces in Sainsbury’s trying to decide where to park.

[Martin Pearson]

Sounds like the problem is your lack of confidence as much as the customer being unable to decide. Most people aren’t really that sure so it’s up to you as the designer to point out the differences between each choice you give the customer and give them your opinion of which you as the expert think will work best for them.

[Nicholas Gormley]

I like the third one down and so does the customer but he now doesn’t know if he likes it. He says I gave him 2much choice.