I like how the two o's in 'looks' are like eyes so that's pretty cool but other than that, the logos are simple and don't stand out that much for me. Don't get me wrong, they still work well but maybe you could add some more detail like you did with the two o's. For example, (this is just off the top of my head) the way the SD in Silver Designs are put together looks like a bit like a race track to me so maybe you can add a checkered white design maybe where the line splits the two letters. Nevertheless, great logos!
I like how the two o's in 'looks' are like eyes so that's pretty cool but other than that, the logos are simple and don't stand out that much for me. Don't get me wrong, they still work well but maybe you could add some more detail like you did with the two o's. For example, (this is just off the top of my head) the way the SD in Silver Designs are put together looks like a bit like a race track to me so maybe you can add a checkered white design maybe where the line splits the two letters. Nevertheless, great logos!
Yeah I see what you mean. A lot of companies want to look more "professional" with a simple and 'less is more' look. It makes sense but it doesn't hurt to be a little creativeI think the problem is bright colours and wacky designs these days is seen as very amateur; corporate design is supposed to be very stark, very bold and very simple to avoid distraction. It's kinda 'fashionable' these days amongst some companies (especially things like offices: law firms, insurance firms, graphic designers, etc etc). Shame really, I quite like a bit of colour!
I think the problem is bright colours and wacky designs these days is seen as very amateur; corporate design is supposed to be very stark, very bold and very simple to avoid distraction. It's kinda 'fashionable' these days amongst some companies (especially things like offices: law firms, insurance firms, graphic designers, etc etc). Shame really, I quite like a bit of colour!
Yeah I see what you mean. A lot of companies want to look more "professional" with a simple and 'less is more' look. It makes sense but it doesn't hurt to be a little creative