Shelter is a British homeless and badly housed people charity. They give expert legal advice and support to badly housed people throughout Britain to get them back on their feet, find and keep a home.
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Simple and efficient. This is a great logo.
Sometimes I ask myself how a logo would be rated that is just a black round shape with the word “round” under it…
I don’t like it at all.
Nothing fancy… Keep It Simple and Beautiful concept
It fits in the purpose so… congratulations m8
hmmm… nice idea… but im not sure if i like the font or colour…
Seems a bit cliche to me
Seems a bit basic but good concept overall. I would like to see a little more creativity or depth to the overall design.
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Love it!
Simplicity is King. The logo is beautiful, simple and comes with an element that surprises and making it authentic. What else do you want from a good logo. Good job whoever did it.
The idea that the logo is trying to push is so obvious that it makes the logo tacky, in my opinion. The idea was good in theory, but the sharp angles contrast too much with the gentle curves of the rest of the logo.
yeah… a lil more work would make it worth it, but its quite lacking as it is now
Could be much more better. More rooms to work on.
The idea is great, simplicity is best in such cases. I clearly admire logotypes with a twist. But the typeface could have been better chosen.
I feel that whoever posted the comment about the sharp angles contrasting with the curves has completely missed the point- to my eye this part is quite deliberately there to suggest some of the issues around homelessness- alienation, uncomfortable viewing, etc.