(241 votes, average: 3.56 out of 5)
“Wine Mosaic uses technology to custom blend wines to the client’s tastes. They do business mainly in the USA, China, and Latin America. The plan is to also start a CoffeMosaic, BeerMosaci et cetera. Therefor the symbol needed to be universal and easily changeable without loosing it’s recognition.”
Credits: Floris Voorveld
so for coffee you’d change the red/green for shades of brown? and beer for colors ranging from black to white with all sorts of brown and yellow…
I like the flexibility I’m not sure if the text element shouldn’t be under the graphic item, it could be worth a try. the font could use some livening up too.
For this one, I like the color scheme and the pattern. the Mosaic is clear as day!
Yeah I think this is the best it can be since they want it to be flexible and changeable..
The mosaic looks great.. I liked it..
im fond of the color combo.
I think it does well conceptually but I’m having trouble picturing it in a black and white version especially as a part of a larger series like coffee and beer. Shades of gray I’m supposing.
Maybe it doesn’t need to exist in a B & W version?
Looks great though.
I’m torn. It could be a pretty cool mark, if they found creative ways to use it. By itself, I don’t think it’s fantastic.
Curious thought: What about people who are red/green colorblind?
First, thanks for the comliments.
Indeed the colors would change for every different beverage.
Of course in a b/w version the colors would drop. But that’s ok since it still is a mosaic and a round shape which connotes a glass or bottle from above.
I put the name next to the mark because it’s visaully the most accepted, your brain remembers it the fastest this way. If the logo would be vertical you’d remember it less quick.
Compliments that is, of course
I liked of this one, the mosiac is very clear and the concept agree with the idea. Great job.
Aahh… Nice colors, too.
I was glad to read such information,Farah
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