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Videns Films
junjovidens | Thu, 06/09/2016 - 18:45
Brief from client
TV and film producer focused in imagination and creativity.
First impression of this concept leans toward optical business rather than a movie industry. Don't understand why there are three buttons around a circle and what they're for for? Kerning is off in FILMS.I sort of getting and idea of that gradient part behind FILMS - it is most likely a turning wheel to adjust a focus, but then text should have been placed accordingly to get that dimensional feel.Stuff around eye ball bothers me, as I start to see " CD " in there being slanted. An eye ball feels as it was borrowed from a clip art pages.I think if you let go a symbol, as it has been overused too many times and stick to your main text and make it better presentation of that adjusting wheel below - it could make into a solid and memorable concept.
Agreed with Shawali. The text gradient is the most bothersome.
Also–and this is just a small issue–what's your reasoning behind the three semicircles positioned in a triangular formation outside the lens? I don't think they are needed, really; or what purpose they serve. Again, just a small thing I noticed.
7 Comments
Not bad, not bad at all.
The lens/eye thing isn't really new, but in that instance, it works well.
I would remove the gradient behind "films" as it brings nothing and get in the way.
Good job!
First impression of this concept leans toward optical business rather than a movie industry. Don't understand why there are three buttons around a circle and what they're for for? Kerning is off in FILMS.I sort of getting and idea of that gradient part behind FILMS - it is most likely a turning wheel to adjust a focus, but then text should have been placed accordingly to get that dimensional feel.Stuff around eye ball bothers me, as I start to see " CD " in there being slanted. An eye ball feels as it was borrowed from a clip art pages.I think if you let go a symbol, as it has been overused too many times and stick to your main text and make it better presentation of that adjusting wheel below - it could make into a solid and memorable concept.
Agreed with Shawali. The text gradient is the most bothersome.
Also–and this is just a small issue–what's your reasoning behind the three semicircles positioned in a triangular formation outside the lens? I don't think they are needed, really; or what purpose they serve. Again, just a small thing I noticed.
Great work.
I've been trying to figure that out too. The only thing I'm picturing is a camera body with a triangular prism shape.
Thanks for all opinions :)
this is the logo previous
http://www.brandsoftheworld.com/logo/videns
and this is a new re-design based in first logo
http://www.brandsoftheworld.com/logo/videns-films-color
concept is technological and visual
TBH, I prefer the old version. It's the same as the new one, only simpler and more colorful.
Second re - design is way better and looks bolder on a white background.