Logos: Their looks and Meanings.

This is a successful logo because the multitude of colors in the word help to give emphasis that this website is meant to help people look for information. The logo says there are many colors, which could also be a way of saying there is a lot of information.

 

 



 

 

This logo is successful in that it is simple, but just right. This logo tries to give a sense of completeness, or fullness, which help makes a person more relaxed or tired. This can be seen as a way to emphasize how calm and quiet a Starbucks coffee shop can be, and how one can relax there.

 

 

This logo is a success because while it is simple, it is also artistically pleasing. The logo could also be away of saying that this store is the "bullseye", or the store that has what people are looking for.

 

 

This logo is a success because the design helps to give off senses of majesty, perfection, and epicness. This logo is able to completely emphasize how Warner Bros. Pictures films are apart of the mainstream and usually show off blockbuster movies.

 

 

 

 

This logo is successful because it is able to pull a simple image that spreads the message easily. The logo is nothing but a blue background and the name "GAP", but this is more than enough. If anyone has ever gone to GAP even once, then this logo tells them exactly what they are going to see in that store the second time they come around.

 

The Future of the Screens

The name of my company is, for the moment, The Judge's Army. The Judge's Army is a production company that creates mainstream shows and movies of many varieties, mainly of the fantasy element. The audience the company is aiming for is a general audience, due to most of the movies being varied in ratings. However, the production company would also be more likely to aim towards the age areas between adolescent and young adult.  I want my logo to be able to communicate that this company will produce films and TV shows of many varieties. To do this, I believe a logo with my mascot, The Judge, holding a film roll or having a multitude of other characters behind him, while also having the title "THE JUDGE'S ARMY" in the logo somewhere, would be able to convey this message