[willpower935]

Hey again,

I've checked out all those links you guys have sent me, and I think I learned a lot more about logo design. Here's a logo that I made today:

[Lebastard]

i think the mark is too close to the text try spacing it out a bit,and i'm not sure about that color combination is that an eco friendly production team or something? maybe a dark background and the light in white would look have more impact.

[Hunch]

Whatever was in those links, you've obviously picked up something. It's a definite step forward from the previous effort and certainly shows more design input than simply throwing all the filters at something. I think I'd be tempted to try a few more robust, non-rounded fonts to complement the circular mark.

I think Lebastard makes some good points -can you tell us a bit more about the company?

[willpower935]

actually, right now, I'm just making logos for random companies that I create. This one was supposed to look like a production company for geographical videos, hence the green and blue circle to somewhat signify the earth. I need to do a bit more research on fonts and such.

[.sleep]

you could find a better type choice. the colors are nice but they look like you picked 3 colors from the swatches palette. try tweaking them to harmonize more with each other.

when i'm creating a logo, sometimes i think of it as a game of tetris: where can pieces fit into each other? "productions" could easily be nudged a little closer to greenlight and enlarged a bit to fit nicely inbetween both the G's. that would give it a bit more proximity. it looks a bit like its floating right now.

definately a step up from the last one.

[corsicanu]

this is a little too dull. It could have worked if the G font wasn't that dull