(448 votes, average: 4.28 out of 5)
Read the design process & making of here.
Designer: Chris Spooner
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I really like the VW illustration and the colors used. The step-by-step for this was nice to see. Good to see this logo on here.
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I like it, but… what kind of company is this? Given the fact that the logo features the full spectrum of colors, it looks like a printing company.
I think it’s fantastic. The unique shape of the VW makes it work well in grayscale as well, something most logos should strive for.
I am fan of Chris and his work…..
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Wow, really good and conceptual and quite colorful too.
This logo is pretty awesome. I love the colors ‘n really enjoyed reading the design process.
I agree very well done, I love the use of the colors
I like it, the colours work well. The only let down I can see is that you can’t print it with just VW without the “Vivid ways” underneath. The Logo itself could work but you’d have to really instill the colour and shape with clients to recognize it.
I really love the colour and the contrast between the black type and the colored ribbon bubble!
Solid logo… nicely done!
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it’s a nice logo.
If I hadn’t read the design process article I would still be wondering what it was for. maybe a short description would help.
But I like the wave and gradient effect.
Very nice logo. From the moment i saw it, i was like WOW. Very well executed, and very original.
The design process part was really interesting as well.
Absolutely love this logo, as well as the process that Chris posted on his spoongraphics blog!
Type could be better selected. The dots on the i’s are too dominant & big. I don’t understand the concept behind the mark by itself but I suppose as long as the creative story behind the logo is told, it gets judged higher.
I’ve liked this since I first saw his blog post on the creation of this logo.
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good use of the full spectrum effect without looking rainbowy, aka hippie.
Have you seen guys the new logo of “Google wave” the new amazing communication tool of google?? They are very very alike!!!
http://wave.google.com/
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a nice rip…
http://www.viewbase.co.uk/
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Great work Chris
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