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I see a lot of comments about how this has been done before and even some examples. I realize this isn’t the most unique concept we have ever seen but at the same time there are only so many things you can do wit a G and F. While simila arrangements have been used in the past I don’t think this was, in any way a “copy cat” logo and I think the designer executed it pretty well.
i had a discussion on logopound with ocuralink the designer of this global feature. the conclusion for me is that i also had to find out that i am not the only one who had the idea of combining the G and the F this way. But i still think i found a unique way to show the logo and balanced it quiete well and when i started this logo i just never saw those logos before.i just got those info a week ago from the comments on my logo. similiarities will always happen, even i think the overall look of my GF version is different. to be correct this logo shows the first letters of ” Genuine Fusion Designworks”, “GFD” connected to our website http://www.gf-designworks.de
but once is also for sure. the designer of gloabal feature was not the first one who had this idea to combine the G and F this way.
since there been some others in the past as well like people commented on the logo of global feature at logopound. see here
so if someone points of older ideas of combining the G and F this way, then it would be fair to really look back in time and not support someone he knows.
if someone says my logo looks like global feature then i say, gloabal feature looks like greenfield and another will say it looks like pentenrieder and another will digg deeper and find some more variations. similarieties will somehow always happend.
i have a free mind on this since i dont saw those logos and i still think my way is different because it combines “GFD” in it in another way.
trademarks are not unique worldwide. they are also connected to the name, classification, date of registration, country, etc.
dont forget this.
It’s a very fair comment, Gregor.
I would only like to say that when I was pointing other logos in similar G-F form above I didn’t mean that it’s wrong as a graphic work. To me it’s normal, I believe that almost everyone who do graphic design had a situation of inventing something that later turned out to be not unique. So I’m sorry if you felt offended in any way.
I only just meant that I would like to see very unique and inimitable ideas as logos of the day here But that’s only my personal point of view.
Peace
Roy
Mar 29, 2010 at 4:33 am
I think the argument has gone way beyond “which came first the chicken or the egg?”
Gregor, you have to ask yourself if you want to use a logo that is not original in any way shape or form – or just bite the bullet and start again. I think most would opt for the latter.
Ariel
Mar 29, 2010 at 10:43 am
IMO, despite the good design, the final logo looks outdated and the color scheme is ordinary
Dominic Rödel
Mar 30, 2010 at 1:25 am
I guess the main reason why there is this problem is because it is nothing special to combine a G and an F this way
I’m on the verge of deleting the Global Feature logo from all of my portfolios/showcases due to all the negative associations it has with it now. It’s a shame.
I love the brilliant usage of negative space of this logo. It’s clear G&F
I love this. Very well executed. And…I am not usually a fan of pink, but it seems to work here.
This idea is older than we all are
http://logopond.com/gallery/detail/12922
http://logopond.com/gallery/detail/5162 just to mention LogoPond similar uploads
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Looks like Mike Ericksons Global Feature
Great logo, very effective use of the negative space.
http://www.ocularink.com/logos/GlobalFeature_Logo_v2.jpg
I wonder why my yesterday’s comment is still awaiting moderation?
To err is human, to admit having erred is not human.
I see a lot of comments about how this has been done before and even some examples. I realize this isn’t the most unique concept we have ever seen but at the same time there are only so many things you can do wit a G and F. While simila arrangements have been used in the past I don’t think this was, in any way a “copy cat” logo and I think the designer executed it pretty well.
hi guys,
i had a discussion on logopound with ocuralink the designer of this global feature. the conclusion for me is that i also had to find out that i am not the only one who had the idea of combining the G and the F this way. But i still think i found a unique way to show the logo and balanced it quiete well and when i started this logo i just never saw those logos before.i just got those info a week ago from the comments on my logo. similiarities will always happen, even i think the overall look of my GF version is different. to be correct this logo shows the first letters of ” Genuine Fusion Designworks”, “GFD” connected to our website http://www.gf-designworks.de
who is intrested how i came to this idea and build up the logo can see the process on this jpeg here:
http://designterror.de/GFlogo/logens7_6_all_workprocess.jpg
but once is also for sure. the designer of gloabal feature was not the first one who had this idea to combine the G and F this way.
since there been some others in the past as well like people commented on the logo of global feature at logopound. see here
http://www.pentenrieder.com/popup_image.php/pID/1301
http://www.greenfield-hydroponics.com/
so if someone points of older ideas of combining the G and F this way, then it would be fair to really look back in time and not support someone he knows.
if someone says my logo looks like global feature then i say, gloabal feature looks like greenfield and another will say it looks like pentenrieder and another will digg deeper and find some more variations. similarieties will somehow always happend.
i have a free mind on this since i dont saw those logos and i still think my way is different because it combines “GFD” in it in another way.
trademarks are not unique worldwide. they are also connected to the name, classification, date of registration, country, etc.
dont forget this.
rest in peace…
greg
It’s a very fair comment, Gregor.
But that’s only my personal point of view.
I would only like to say that when I was pointing other logos in similar G-F form above I didn’t mean that it’s wrong as a graphic work. To me it’s normal, I believe that almost everyone who do graphic design had a situation of inventing something that later turned out to be not unique. So I’m sorry if you felt offended in any way.
I only just meant that I would like to see very unique and inimitable ideas as logos of the day here
Peace
I think the argument has gone way beyond “which came first the chicken or the egg?”
Gregor, you have to ask yourself if you want to use a logo that is not original in any way shape or form – or just bite the bullet and start again. I think most would opt for the latter.
IMO, despite the good design, the final logo looks outdated and the color scheme is ordinary
I guess the main reason why there is this problem is because it is nothing special to combine a G and an F this way
I’m on the verge of deleting the Global Feature logo from all of my portfolios/showcases due to all the negative associations it has with it now. It’s a shame.