“A logo that would represent Ben’s skills as a master craftsman in wood. Using rare and unique woods sourced from around the world.”
Designer: Christian Tabacco of Pixel House Designs
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I like the concept, but I wood (get it!) have adding more contrast around the lettering as it a little hard to read, especially as a smaller image.
Yeh I agree with Paul, definetly needs more contrast. A first glance it looks like a badly textured 3d box. Wouldn’t work in black or white.
Will stole my Black&White gimmick!
Yeah I can picture this on a website, businesss cards, brochures etc. But I hardly see it on a fax header.
Still, it has a nice feeling to it.
Very creative, definitely needs more contrast though. 4/5
Awesome stuff! My grandfather was a craftsman. He didn’t care for technology, but would have loved this logo – very cool!
like mentioned above, it definitely needs more contrast…
And am i the only one to find it a bit boxy ?
Maybe it would do better without the parts that are in the darkest shade of brown (at the top and on the right ? )
Anyway, I’m a big fan of isometric designs, and I’m sure Ben will make himself a nice 3D wooden logobox in his workshop !
I don’t like 3d rendered logo’s they often don’t work well turned into black white. Also people don’t consider that things looks different printed then on a screen. Also the perspective looks very odd.
Think out of the box…
Nice logo, i dont mind the contrast tough, altough black and white should work, but isnt working
Makes me think about one of my favorite drinking games ever… Jenga! This logo is fun to look at but is ultimately crippled by it’s inability to reproduce well over a wide variety of applications.
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