(382 votes, average: 4.17 out of 5)
Yellowstone Holiday | camping, fishing, rvs
Credits:
Design Firm: Axiom Design Collaborative
Designer: Scott Sorenson
Client: Yellowstone Holiday
Art Director: Scott Sorenson
Creative Director: Brent Watts
Illustrator: Roger Loveless
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So far I see 3 animals. Moose, fish and eagle.
[...] Logo Of The Day | 2009-08-20 | Yellowstone Holiday logooftheday.com/2009-08-20-yellowstone-holiday – cached page Yellowstone Holiday | camping, fishing, rvs Credits: Design Firm: Axiom Design Collaborative Designer: Scott Sorenson Client: Yellowstone Holiday Art — From the page [...]
Is there also a map or a lake in there somewhere?
Much butter than the last mose woods design we were treated to.
I like how the three animals were integrated together.
Pretty clever. You can clearly see the other animals, but at first glance, it still is a moose. Good execution.
Man this is cool. At first glance I didn’t even notice the other animals.
i saw the moose, then fish, then eagle
Animortmanteau!
why cant i remember what the other logo like this was? the smaller animals were more abstracted and the antlers were bigger. little help?
Loren, are you thinking of Duffy & Partner’s Gander Mountain Tall Tales logo? https://www.duffy.com/
@Kevin Burr: Yeah that was it, thanks. It was on the tip of my tung but slipped my mind for some reason. I like this mark but personally, I think the added abstraction to the Duffy mark adds a little more depth. Once you notice the fish and bird in this it seems a little too obvious and thrown together to me.