Odd that the Underwood Deviled Ham logo is still here but the Pillsbury Man in the Moon with Stars was determined by an "odd crowd" to be satanic!
Most have updates, but don't completely lose the original idea.
Odd that the Underwood Deviled Ham logo is still here but the Pillsbury Man in the Moon with Stars was determined by an "odd crowd" to be satanic!
Most have updates, but don't completely lose the original idea.
I would actually say this is not true. At a high level engineering and graphic design have things in common.You must not be an engineer because they two skills are diametrically opposed LOL
I get an AVP vibe here “alien versus predator”
Otherwise nice work , imo the current logo combined colour scheme in brown combined with sheep’s that forms an illuminati triangle is terrible but charming because of what’s I come to represent . It’s mostly the current colour scheme ..
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+1V1B for me. Nice job!
I can't quite reach that far, but I have sent emissaries.I like the current "uterus" logo.
It feels inviting.
And all the other members who ran out of ways to say "DAC is transparent, it shouldn't sound like anything" are welcome
I had exactly the same reactions to the design elements, point by point, that you did, which I find interesting. I did not think there would be that much convergence in reactions to this sort of thing. To the OP, good work and thank you!Very cool effort!
You may not be surprised to find the crowd here is cranky about ... everything ... and so hopefully the comments aren't too unproductive here.
My personal thoughts / notes: The first logo reads more like "AVR" to me than "ASR", despite the coloration. To me this is a big risk in this space since "AVR" is a commonly used acronym here.
The second version reads like "ASR" but IMO the "R" is too broken-up so the legibility and overall look could be improved.
I think some variations on these might work better if the italics angle is a little smaller. Then you could pull the "R" together while keeping the basic elements of the A and S more or less how they are.
I do really like how you've treated the "Audio Science Review" text to the right of the "ASR". Feels clean and sophisticated. However, if I were to give my overall thought on the logo, it feels like it's trending a bit "tech" or "gamer" vs. "scientific reporting" so maybe there is some debate to be had about the branding cues going into the design, too.
Not an art director, but did an art minor in college, have worked in marketing for good while, done a bit of logo design myself when nobody else was available, and of course have participated in many design processes. In fact, there's been a branding or re-branding process at some point in every job I've had. A bit of a coincidence I guess. One opinion among many, just thought I should explain why I felt I had any reason to give more detailed feedback.
I think just better psychedelics would be in order....I was envisioning a silhouette of Amir standing on a mountain top, wearing flowing robes and with his hair majestically blowing in the wind. He holds the scales of justice, with ASR on one side of the scale and a large bottle of snake oil on the other...
...and right below, a silhouette of Danny designing a new 'crossover' and cable connectors to improve how the scales sound.
I used an online gallery of such logos for hire. Wanted something that conveyed something technical (hence the gear shapes). And that when made extremely small as to show up in the browser tabs, it would still be recognizable. And had to be cheap. I also liked the colors as it gave me a pallet to choose from when creating other content.I am curious who designed the current logo and what it means?