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dreamangel
07-19-2004, 09:08 PM
http://www.visivacom.it/2004/_servizi/hdri/img/C4D-XL_logo-3d_01c.jpg

This is a realistic image of my logo [(c)2004], produced with Cinema 4D 8.5 with one HDRI environment. It's a simply model with a few settings, so that the DOF (Depth Of Field) is a way for made a best illusion of reality.

http://www.visivacom.it/2004/_servizi/hdri/img/C4D-XL_logo-3d_03c.jpg

What to do things of it?
wedge
07-19-2004, 09:41 PM
i don't like it. i think it's cheesy for what it is. enough companies and people have a spiral chrome logo. not to mention that the chrome hdri thing has been done to death.

it's too complex for a logo anyway. where are you going to put this? on a letter head? on a watermark?
klumzygerl
07-19-2004, 09:51 PM
That's an awesome logo! What will it be used for? An intro for something like those companies show their logos on films they've produced? What is the logo supposed to signify?

I like the chrome because it is not perfect, there are imprefections in it that make it look like its more of a realistic object.

It looks great!

Cheers! :D
dreamangel
07-19-2004, 10:04 PM
That's an awesome logo! What will it be used for? An intro for something like those companies show their logos on films they've produced? What is the logo supposed to signify?

I like the chrome because it is not perfect, there are imprefections in it that make it look like its more of a realistic object.

It looks great!

Cheers! :DWhat will it be used for?
It's a frame of my video presentation, an intro like that a suitable Visiva communication's productions.

An intro for something...
Yes, I'm producing a short CD presentation of my Architectural renders.

What is the logo supposed to signify?
It's represent my job.

Bye...
3Drawer
07-20-2004, 12:29 AM
Hm the logo is a little bit to "difficult". If u saw a logo it hast to make *click*.Think on Audi: OOOO (ok not perfekt hehe) or Apple or CocaCola.

I hope u understand what I mean.

3Drawer
lricho
07-20-2004, 03:54 AM
I have to agree with wgeddes. A logo cant just be cool shapes or nicely rendered objects - they need to work under a variety of conditions - 2d, 3d, big, small, full colour, 2 colour, black and white, etc. and after all that, still be recognised as your logo. So while you have some nicely rendered images there, it needs work to become a logo.
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