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Brandon-Ellis's avatar
Well I'm not sure what they're actually asking for. But overall all ur work is quite convincing and emotive. It always looks like what it is talking about (if that makes sense, lol).

Plus it's not Kitsch or overly simple (which is what my lecturers always seem to like). There's enough elements to create a strong personality, but it's still simple. I can't think of how to make something more "comical" than this is, and still look so classy ;)

So well done, the teacher is probably not looking from the same point of view as me. Personally the emotional persona is the biggest thing, and this would bring that across even if all the elements are jumbled up and unreadable... it just has that "thing" lol... ya know
whitefoxdesigns's avatar
Well, teachers usually say abstraction is important in logo design. I think it's more important that people understand what the logo is about than making it memorable because people couldn't understand it the first time. 
Brandon-Ellis's avatar
Well, abstractions can work and can leave a person wondering... but maybe that's not what you want, I mean, but what's the point if you don't know what it's saying right?

...besides, this looks pretty memorable to me ;)
whitefoxdesigns's avatar
Exactly. I feel abstraction is a cheap way to grab attention in many cases. And in the good ones, it's very difficult to achieve. 
Brandon-Ellis's avatar
Agreed, it's what I use when I don't know what to do >u<