| I'm not sure studyswami is that great of a logo though. First, it has too much detail going on. Should just reduce the number of green pages to one on each side, and increase the overall sizing. You should be able to make out all the details of a logo, 50px50px, from a distance of 24" from the monitor. Second, all good logos work in a square-based format. Study Swami is closer to a rectangle. Perhaps trimming the overall size left/right would be better, the overall theme of it is good Third, I think the center black line on the person is distracting. It doesn't really add value in my opinion, and both blue lines should be joined Fourth, the color schema does evoke trust (blue and green), but I think a color gradient schema from top to bottom might work slightly better (perhaps teal, book pages uptop are lighter shade, book pages bottom are darker). Use of some shadows might elicit better effects Fifth, I think the person should be a completely seperate color than the book, but that's just my opinion Sixth, the curvature on the person could use some slight improvements with golden ratios. I think the person's arms should be going up not down, but again personal opinion Seventh, I think the site overall, the text ligature and font-family should be something simpler like calibiri or Arial ------------------------------------------------------------------ As a side note you do make good points though. Personally, I am not a great logo designer I just use 99designs.com, and modify the end result in .AI if I need too. You can usually find great logos and portfolio templates from designers, but you need a strong creative vision and design aesthetic regardless |
And I appreciate your comments on the site fonts. Those are entirely my fault.