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This logo is on a very good way to become outstanding.
The problems I see now is that the big A is somehow distorted, it has rounded curves that don't look good. Also the stroke inside is not needed (in the smaller A either). I'd also push the elements a bit closer to eachother to make the logo look more compact. Perhaps try to experiment with a different font type.
Love the execution. And it looks great on the page – BUT, no one is going to identify that artwork as a drawer pull, no matter how meticulous it's drawn. If you must put a disembodied furniture part in there, get one that communicates. The first thing I thought of when I saw this was a mustache. How about a dovetail joint, a hinge, a line of inlay, a volute, a claw foot...
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This logo is on a very good way to become outstanding.
The problems I see now is that the big A is somehow distorted, it has rounded curves that don't look good. Also the stroke inside is not needed (in the smaller A either). I'd also push the elements a bit closer to eachother to make the logo look more compact. Perhaps try to experiment with a different font type.
I don't know... I want to say I like it, but there's something that gets in the way.
Is it the font, the mysterious symbol (is it a handle)? I'm not sure.
The salmon line in the A doesn't help, though.
Love the execution. And it looks great on the page – BUT, no one is going to identify that artwork as a drawer pull, no matter how meticulous it's drawn. If you must put a disembodied furniture part in there, get one that communicates. The first thing I thought of when I saw this was a mustache. How about a dovetail joint, a hinge, a line of inlay, a volute, a claw foot...