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[frase]

Something like this @Larry Sabo




* No Spanners included..

 

[Appletax]

Something like this @Larry Sabo

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Thanks for the help Are you able to make one with non-angled keyboard?

 

[frase]

Yea sure I just thought the perspective would suit more.

 

[Larry Sabo]

Perhaps ditch the "Computer services" and the apostrophe altogether?

 

[Larry Sabo]

I think it's getting too cluttered and detailed for a logo. What about keeping it more iconic/simple, moving the parts closer together to tighten it up?

 

[frase]

Just another idea. Though iis a bit complicated for a logo as @Larry Sabo stated previously- especially if it to be embroided. Probably better for a website. Maybe others here have some ideas. You need something basic - as in a vector image that can be put onto shirts etc.

 

[Do It All Computers]

Hey, does my Ego look bruised from there? ;-)

Of course, I just threw up something quickly to illustrate my point, not a design suggestion. I think that Larry has the best idea. I think with the keyboard at the bottom, that is a logo that I can glance at and understand what you are about.

 

[Do It All Computers]

I like Fase's graphic, too, but more as a website graphic, rather than a logo. Just for a logo, though, I think Larry has nailed it.

 

[Your PCMD]

Think simple.

 

[nlinecomputers]

Think simple.


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This. The one everyone is working on is just so much ugly....JMO

 

[timeshifter]

In a parallel universe on a graphics arts forum, everyone is trying to help the guy who’s kid down the street who’s good with computers set up a server.

 

[Appletax]

 

[timeshifter]

Really like the one on the left

 

[britechguy]

I still don't understand why ppl use a spanner in computer repair logos?

Because its a general metaphor for "tool." It gets used all over the place in that way, and people seem to understand that.

 

[britechguy]

Really like the one on the left

As do I, but I would put an "Andy's" on the top and "Computer Services" on the bottom. (Or at least somewhere.)

 

[nlinecomputers]

Really like the one on the left

If you manufacturer IC chips. Not sure how well it conveys computer repair.

 

[britechguy]

Not sure how well it conveys computer repair.

It communicates "computer" or at least "electronic device" brilliantly. But that's why I think that it needs text along with the graphic. It's sort of a, "I get the gist, but who in the hell are you and what do you do, specifically?," situation without text.

 

[timeshifter]

If you manufacturer IC chips. Not sure how well it conveys computer repair.

If Andy's business is anything like mine, repair of mechanically broken things is a small part of what I do. And it's not just computers, for me, it's lots of technology things, so an icon that reminds me of an integrated circuit tells me that he's a technology company.

And I agree with @britechguy, you need a version that lays out the text with that symbol. The IC thing is a symbol, just like Pepsi or AT&T.

 

[nlinecomputers]

Gotta think like an end user. We techs know that IC chips are used in computers. The end user is the one that calls the entire PC chassis a hard drive and can’t find their files except to put them on the desktop.

 

[britechguy]

We techs know that IC chips are used in computers.

Another image that is ubiquitous, and very well known and understood. With a bit of text it should be fine.