Brilliant, just brilliant. I didn’t get it at first, until I read the name of the company.

btw… I went to see it bigger on logopond and it is a broken link. Just thought I would let you know. You got to let that logo shine. :)

Have a nice day!

With enough searching, I think you’ll find a similar design to almost any logo. I can’t say if they’re less expensive, but here are a few graphic designers you should look at before making a choice.

Thank you

In the end I just removed the .htaccess code, so there’s shouldn’t be any problems. Thanks again though.

Roman, Steve,

Thanks for commenting. Logo design can be very subjective indeed. There are still rules and guidelines that should be adhered to, and Steve, you’re certainly right about how client satisfaction is of high importance.

Just recently stumbled across your website – great job!

With regards the FFOH logo, I think this is a prime example of how logo design can be a very subjective area and often people do not realise the amount of effort that has to be applied within the constraints set by the client. A company identity is something very personal to the client and often, as designers, we are made to please the client by compromising the design.

Upon first viewing I must admit I didn’t get the four figures connected. What I did see was a very intriguing symbol that made me question its relationship to the name. Now, to me, that’s a good thing. I personally don’t believe that a logo has to communicate, instantly, what a company does. Having said that I feel the logo has to have some meaning whether it’s in relation to the company name or what the company does. After seeing the thought process, obviously the whole thing clicked and suddenly the logo was transformed. I see this a lot with clients when they question a logo and you explain the reasons behind it and you see the light bulb come on in their head! That’s what makes the logo personal and special to them.

From what I’ve read I feel you have satisfied the brief very well David. I like the symbolic quality of the logo, I like the name with no spaces and the colour looks vibrant and attractive. It works just as well in black and white and at different sizes providing effortless branding. What more could a client ask for? Top job!

With the circle around it, it looks like a CD or vinyl (light reflections etc) and then the name Four Figures One Head and the stick figures makes it perfect.

I hope it’s not too difficult to add an application!

Thanks for your thoughts. I’ve been snowed under lately, so haven’t had much of a chance to visit other blogs. I hope all’s going well with you and yours.

Kristarella,

Great of you to let me know about your feed reader. What reader do you use? I’ll have to add it’s URI to my image ‘whitelist’. I’ve currently added Google and Bloglines, so fingers crossed it’s not one of those.