Favorite Logo: Sony
I particularly like the font of "SONY." The letters with serifs adds character and professionalism to the company name. The different font for the slogan "make believe" adds a different character, imagination, to the logo. Combined, the logo in general is simple, appealing and memorable.
Other Logos:
A for ARC by Jose
I liked the script "A," it gives the logo in general a nice touch of elegance and grace. The arcs and curves of the A is complex, yet it gives the logo a very stylistic, simple look. Also, the font is the typical font of big companies in the clothing/accessory department (i.e. Michael Kors, Tommy Hilfiger, etc.)
Socialstat by Nick Kumbari
I like how the words "statistic" and "social" (or "society" related) are drawn together into one image that conveys both meanings. For example, the graph line is the "statistic," and on the line are buildings, maybe representing the economy, businesses, etc. The font is really "mechanic" and digital, emphasizing on the idea of "statistics" from a computer.
Trail Crest by Stevan Rodic
This image of a deer is straight forward and simple. The colors aren't very bold, which makes the overall image less overwhelming to the eye. However, the contrast between the grey and the black background makes the logo memorable.
Tulips by Mmrndm
I liked how the tulip is incorporated into the word "tulips," like a picture in replacement with a letter, but at the same time represents the letter. The two different shades in the tulip creates a modern, digital look. The logo in general is simple yet appealing.
3rd Rock by Vova Nurenberg
The bold yet "dull" green really pops from the dark background. The image of the clover makes the logo "pretty." I like how the image itself adds some flowery look to the logo, and the font color isn't too bold (matches with the flower's color).
