2009-03-06 | Lifebloom

liked the color combo of bg and flower looking thing (as cant really make out its a flower or just some design), however i dont know how well it suits the purpose of a financial company.

Color 101! Blue + Orange = win
(not sure this is how you call htem in english)Complemtary colors are a base to respect in graphism. this logo does that.

My main concern is that I don’t feel it does anything else and I feel like it’s a school assignment.

I really like the typeface. I like old school print characters. Dunno why!

very contrasting colors. I like the idea of the flower,it makes me think of a new growing business.

I have to say I’m not a huge fan of the colour combo, but the flower is great. I don’t know if I’m just tired but it kind of has that optical illusion to it…?

Serif font, a soft line, subdued colors including a bluish hue, and simplicity immediately convey the regalness and trust that a financial institution should project — so I say this is a good logo for the company. The flower symbolizes the fruitfulness, health, and growth that the company’s services will provide as they manage your wealth. However, I must say that the color combination and flower is reminiscent of budget extended stay hotel signs here in the U.S.A.

I like the logo itself — the older style typeface, the color combinations, and the flower. But overall, I don’t really associate flowers with financial services — maybe that’s just me.

I think the graphic embodies “Lifebloom” perfectly. Am I the only one who is seeing not only a flower, but a pregnant belly?

I like this overall, but the typeface looks like a dozen others from this type of business.

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