But here is my logo, designed by a student of mine named Ricardo. I changed it because my designer added color:
*This is my corporate logo. You may not use it for your own purposes.
Monday, February 25, 2008
Evil panda!
I have a website for my production company so this blog will be moving soon. There's nothing on the website right now except the logo so I won't direct you there until there's something substantial to look at.
But here is my logo, designed by a student of mine named Ricardo. I changed it because my designer added color:
*This is my corporate logo. You may not use it for your own purposes.
But here is my logo, designed by a student of mine named Ricardo. I changed it because my designer added color:
*This is my corporate logo. You may not use it for your own purposes.
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I think I just got nightmares for life.
ReplyDeleteI take it you'll be specializing in comedies?
ReplyDeleteSorry, Just Me. It had to be done.
ReplyDeleteGood one there, Cathy.
I love him so much. He's an action panda. He will beat ass with his kung fu panda skills.
You may be setting yourself for problems (copywrite-wise) with the upcoming film, "KUNG FU PANDA".
ReplyDeleteI hope not.
No I have no intention to make a movie about my panda. He's just my ass busting two dimentional representative.
ReplyDeleteHE'S your representative??
ReplyDeleteDayum
Your panda has a protege already ...
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzRH3iTQPrk
Okay, unsolicited input you are certainly free to ignore...
ReplyDeleteTo me, the bamboo part of your logo might be rethought. I think you want it all clear upon first glance, and it doesn't jump out at you that he's biting a piece of bamboo.
Okay, one more thing. Are there too many texture lines in the white of the panda? Does it make it too busy?
Again, sorry -- you didn't ask for input -- but I love the name and though you might like some feedback.
I just replaced the original with the version that has color because I also thought the bamboo wasn't clear enough.
ReplyDeleteIs there too much texture? No.
I'm completely happy with it.
I didn't know that was bamboo. I thought it was some kind of torn-up condom or something.
ReplyDeleteYeah, you can see where my brain is.
Harry
Bamboo ain't green. :P
ReplyDeleteWell, only the freaky-deaky kinds are, but bamboo is generally percieved as the normal wooden color.
Cool pioc, though. :)
Actually bamboo is green when it's still in the ground. I'm thinking a panda is not going to be eating bamboo from a building.
ReplyDeleteWhy wouldn't he be eating bamboo from a building?
ReplyDeleteIsn't he an EVIL panda? Urban destruction should be one of his favourite things to do, Emily.
Urban Destruction Panda!
ReplyDeleteI like it.
Had no idea that was bamboo either, btw, but I like the actual panda.
ReplyDeleteYou like the idea, eh? Well, you can't use it!
ReplyDeleteHmm, a panda hellbent on destroying wildlife and a panda hellbent on destroying humanity... sounds like a good idea for a movie. Maybe they can team up and destroy both
wildlife AND humanity!
We can call it "Evil Pandas: Holy Shit, there's Two of 'Em!"
We'll split to profits 80/20.
In my favour.