Bad Logo=bad everything.
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- surfito
]bitching]
yes, second day trying to skect a site for a "corporate branding marketing P.R." company that has a logo that looks like if it was for a water bottle company.its suposed to be "hot and Trendy".
im going to end up proposing my own new branding for the company i guess, but that usually gets rejected.
its almost imp[osible to do something good when you work with a crappy ID, unless you hide the logo.
my own advice for my self.
use temporary hot logo.
- Mimio0
I know your pain.
I've done a sort of a coral and isolate technique in the past if the logo isn't going to be changed.
- shotgunflat0
Yeah, I've done the corral and hide technique too. It seems to work most of the time. At the moment, we're working with this situation:
Client has been in business since 1946. They developed their "new" logo about 3 years ago. It is a navy blue oval with the company name in bold all-caps Times New Roman. Below that is the "Company, Inc." line, also in TNR, only Italic. Below that, in Arial, is "Est. 1946."
I don't even want to bother propsing our own ID work--they just had 14 trucks lettered with the logo.