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Not really a ''film production logo'', because it's a bandlogo. But maybe it's some inspiration for you guys?
There There Logo (original) by TomGudde, on Flickr
and an alternative version (for our upcoming EP)
There There Logo (var 2) by TomGudde, on Flickr
@Mighty - With the negative space, I tried making it larger, but didn't really like the effect. I'll probably keep playing around with it over the next couple of days (right now I have a ton of homework), and see what I can come up with.
As for the program, I'm using Photoshop cs6.
And TG, I like the first one quite a bit (although it looks a lot like Sean's logo). The second one is too hard to read, with too many lines and colors to distract from the words, imo.
The Lord of the rings The Fellowship of the Ring by canaanmay, on Flickr
Last edited by Galactic Films (October 25, 2013 (11:46am))
Uh, that's just the Lord of the Rings title, not a logo. 
Edit: Here's try four for my logo:
I shrunk things down slightly to make them fit better, and changed the negative space (I think that's what it is). Feedback would be appreciated once again. 
Last edited by legoguy501 (October 26, 2013 (12:18am))
GALACTIC FILMS logo by canaanmay, on Flickr
Looks really good, legoguy. Although I kind of like the lighter background better.
Galactic, that's still not exactly a logo, just some 3D lettering on a starry sky.
Double post. 
I was playing around in Gimp a little, and came up with this, which I'm considering using as a basic template for my logo. Would it work? And if so, what should I do with it?
Just a plain black arrowhead, and one with a slight edge.
Last edited by Mighty Wanderer (October 27, 2013 (02:20pm))
It looks decent but is hard to tell what it is just at a glance. How are you planning on using it? As a background or something?
Yeah, I was thinking of using it as a sort of a background, the basic logo, but with some decoration or something inside. Is there anything I can do to make it more like an arrowhead? I'm not trying to make it look like a primitive arrowhead, and I thought I copied a design pretty well. 
@Mighty - I would recommend keeping it relatively simple. Maybe add a slight difference brightness of the two sides, or something to give it a little depth. Also, just a suggestion to try, is that you could use the arrowhead as the "a" in "Wanderer." Then, center this on a basic background. And like I said, just a thought.
@Galactic - I agree with Mighty, that that is not a logo. Refer to page 18, post 350. I would suggest you figure out something basic (like with a solid background), that could be turned monochrome and still be related to you. An idea would be a 2D galaxy go the "G", and use a different color on one arm of the galaxy, to look like a lowercase "g." If that make sense. Or think up something on your own to be kinda original. Hope this helps.
Thanks a lot. So something along the lines of this? It's a really preliminary test, I guess you could call it, I don't really want to use it in its current form.
That looks great.
I like it quite a bit. However, the arrowhead looks too large. I'd suggest making it the same size as the words. I also suggest editing the "T" to not have the dimple. And third, the arrowhead still seems too flat, and is hard to teel what it is at a glance. I do rather like the dark green background, though. Good job.
It's all right Mighty Wanderer, but there is definite room for refinement. If you are wanting to keep the current form:
- Change the typography colour from black to something far lighter, so it is actually legible.
- Change the font all together, it's garish. I suggest a sans-serif, low-key font that blends well with the overly large bold 'arrow head'.
- Reduce the arrowhead size.
- Ultimately, the 'Arrowhead', without the background information, could be interpreted as anything. Sort of reminds me of the bow of the titanic about to hit a nice little iceberg.
Otherwise, maybe you could shape the 'Mighty Wanderer' text itself to appear to be the shaft + fletching of the arrow and have your arrowhead horizontally at the front. Good luck anyhow.
Mighty Wanderer- Since the background is dark green for a rustic setting... The logo would probably look best in gold outlined in black. The font sets the mood I think yr after. However, the arrowhead, while large, is immediately identifiable as a stylized arrowhead now that you added the beveling. But maybe increase the bevel & split it in half vertically and make one side lighter.
Last edited by HoldingOurOwn (October 29, 2013 (06:33am))
Wow, thanks for the feedback, guys. JonnDthunDer kindly suggested have text inside the arrowhead, so I was testing out how that would look. I like it better than the full-screen, but maybe they would both have their uses.
Sorry if these are kind of big. 
The first one looks better, imo. However the second one is easier to tell that it is an arrowhead. I don't know if that helps any.
I like the first one a lot.
The first one is far superior. Add some symmetrical bevelling down the middle, just so it resembles an arrowhead more, and you've got yourself a nice logo.
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