[sub]

Originally Posted by freelancr

Hmmm, i'll have a look at Illustrator then!

If logo work is something you do/intend to do a fair bit of, but don't have the time for creating the artwork - drop me a line.
I produce work for other agencies for a price that they can usually add a decent percentage profit to.

[pgo]

Originally Posted by HYPNOWEB

Beth Johnson looks like Johnson & Johnson or another drug company?

Rip offs or Autosuggestion?

Look two posts above. It's remarkably similar to the GSK (a pharmaceutical company) logo. I'm not saying it's a ripoff but it's bordering on too close for comfort, I'd say.

[HYPNOWEB]

Originally Posted by pgo

Look two posts above. It's remarkably similar to the GSK (a pharmaceutical company) logo. I'm not saying it's a ripoff but it's bordering on too close for comfort, I'd say.

pgo et al.

Here's a helpful site: http://logopond.com/gallery/?hex_value=009E49

[sub]

Okay, point taken.
Swapped it with a different concept!



Better?

[jase1000]

Hmm... Looks familiar.

[Alexanda]

I like the spin ident the best, what typeface did you choose?

[sub]

Originally Posted by jase1000

Hmm... Looks familiar.

You fking joshing me?

Originally Posted by cantona

I like the spin ident the best, what typeface did you choose?

TheMix Black by fontfabrik.com

[pgo]

Originally Posted by jase1000

Hmm... Looks familiar.

InDesign CS2's splash screen has a similar multi-colored butterfly. I think moreso it's just very "Adobe" looking.

I don't think it's too similar, by the way.

[jase1000]

Originally Posted by sub

You fking joshing me?

Yes

I haven't used inDesign PGO, just windin' Sub up, although with the amount of logos using butterflies as a motif there's bound to be loads that are similar.