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Postby seige » Wed Jun 14, 2006 11:56 am

MiniMindFreak wrote:and how do I upload it here?


Why are you asking about avatar's in this thread?
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Postby MiniMindFreak » Wed Jun 14, 2006 11:56 am

no
I can't find it
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Postby midge25 » Wed Jun 14, 2006 12:22 pm

I am a freelance Quantity Surveyor
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Postby IAIN » Wed Jun 14, 2006 12:31 pm

all i'll say is then is to maybe jot down:

:?: what sort of look you're going for/how you'd like to be percieved
:?: how your logo will be used/where it would appear (logos can look very different once they've been shrunk down and used as a letter head for example, photocopied and so on)
:?: work out what is most important for you too - the visual impact and so on, because basically, you are selling yourself and the service so your contact details would probably be far more important than anything else
:?: keep it simple
:?: relevance to your job

might well be the "suck eggs" scenario...but its well worth having a little think before you commit to anything... :)
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Postby seige » Wed Jun 14, 2006 1:10 pm

A quick lunchtime special, based on your 'line of work'.

My own self-brief after analysis of your comments:
• Businesslike
• Contemporary
• Clean
• Echoes of 'bricks & mortar' without being over-stated
• Flexible
• Conveys a graphic device which can be used independently of logotype
• Can be used in all manner of media... also adaptible simply to black and white for various reasons
• Concise, robust and has a feeling that 'you've dealt with Elgin before'—instant credibility
• Professional
• Reliable
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Postby katrielalex » Wed Jun 14, 2006 1:14 pm

wow :shock:

You should be a graphic designer!

*oh wait, you are :P*

I must say that that logo does look really really nice to me and I'm definitely not a surveyor. Nice job Seige!

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Postby midge25 » Wed Jun 14, 2006 1:20 pm

seige wrote:A quick lunchtime special, based on your 'line of work'.

My own self-brief after analysis of your comments:
• Businesslike
• Contemporary
• Clean
• Echoes of 'bricks & mortar' without being over-stated
• Flexible
• Conveys a graphic device which can be used independently of logotype
• Can be used in all manner of media... also adaptible simply to black and white for various reasons
• Concise, robust and has a feeling that 'you've dealt with Elgin before'—instant credibility
• Professional
• Reliable



Seige


:D :D :D :D

love it, could i be cheeky and ask you to put limited on it for me please?
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Postby seige » Wed Jun 14, 2006 1:27 pm

I wouldn't recommend it.

Adding Limited isn't a necessity, so long as your company name is mentioned in FULL on your letterheading.

We never ugly a logo by adding Ltd, Inc or whatever—it's not necessary.

The only place you NEED to be using the name in full is on a letterhead, along with company reg no. etc.

So, in short...

No... I won't put Limited on it ;)
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Postby midge25 » Wed Jun 14, 2006 1:38 pm

Seige,

Thanks for the advice, much appreciated :)
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Postby IAIN » Wed Jun 14, 2006 1:55 pm

charge him! :lol:
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