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Originally Posted by alyCe
Well, firstofall, neither McDonals or Burgerking has their... payoff larger than their logo.
also, the burgerthings you mentioned are more like slogans, so the way I see it is, there are these two billboard-ads:
McDONALS!
I'm lovin' it
Response - "heey dude, wanna grab a salad at McDonals?"
(and now, your sign)
HOLLOWHEAD
GRAPHICS
Response - "hey dude, wanna get a new logo from hollowhead graphics?"
(and yes, I know this whole point could have been said much easier, like this) - it seems like the name is supposed to be "hollowhead graphics". If you want to use that as a commercial name then fine, no worries about that. However, if you want Hollowhead to be named just Hollowhead then you need something more (and smaller) than graphics. Like HOLLOWHEAD - graphics, design and new media. More of a slogan/payoff than just a title.
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Thank you!
The first part is totally correct. And Graphics was a part of the name when i designed the logo but i decided that it was not what i wanted. Since what i do is more then "graphics" in my definition.
So now to make the some more clear questions
Does "Hollowhead" sound good alone?
Ideas for a payoff/slogan if i should have one that covers a wider ground?
All of your posts are appreciated! big or small...
