Blogads logo collaboration

Top 10 by number of comments.

	Logo name: Creator: karl frankowski Explanation: A colorful hodgepodge in the DIY spirit of the blogosphere. Typography by hand. hyperlink / comment (26) / see in blogads
	Logo name: Blog Soup Creator: Heidi Frieder Explanation: Serving up an advertising community for those who wish to make their opinions distinct from the vast internet blogsoup. hyperlink / comment (20) / see in blogads
	Logo name: BlogAds Logo Creator: Brian Ford Explanation: I wanted to use imagery that denoted power. hyperlink / comment (20) / see in blogads
	Logo name: cluster Creator: edwin del rosario Explanation: intertwined cluster of thoughts and ideas hyperlink / comment (17) / see in blogads
	Logo name: Tangerine Garage Creator: Richard Wentworth Explanation: Throwing my hat into the orange ring with some hand-cut typography. Intended to be jaunty, informal, clean and friendly. hyperlink / comment (16) / see in blogads
	Logo name: talking logo Creator: Kim Fitzgerald Explanation: It seemed obvious at least to me that the "g" would make a great blurb symbol - It has a high tech feel and is easy to read. It would be great on many different applications. Thanks for the opportunity! hyperlink / comment (16) / see in blogads
	Logo name: 2005 Creator: Carm Hodzic Explanation: i kept the same font layout as the original logo, with the raised o a and s. the symbol could be the 3 dots under those raised letters (dot dot dot...). it works well on a black background, white background, and in monochrome. i know how hard it is for a company to let go of their original image. hopefully, this logo will help you keep a part of the old image as you move forward. hyperlink / comment (14) / see in blogads
	Logo name: Botox Creator: Carm Hodzic Explanation: My logo concept was obviously influenced by your original logo, which will help your company keep a sense of familiarity with your current bloggers and clients. In essence, your image is not facing a complete overhaul, but rather a shot of Botox to give it a newer and fresher look while maintaining your current image. Being that you deal with non-intrusive advertisements, i think it's vital that your logo has the flexibility of being both legible and bold at smaller sizes. Some concepts might "look cool" at larger sizes, but picture what they would look like on a standard 88x31 button, or inside a banner only 60 pixels in height. I feel my banner's dimensions and structure gives you unlimited flexibility while preserving the impact of the message as well as the legibility of the font. It will look fine inside a standard 88x31 promotional button (http://www.graphicnet.com/blogads/88x31.gif) as well as stationary (http://www.graphicnet.com/blogads/stat.jpg). Again, thanks for the opportunity to show off my work. hyperlink / comment (14) / see in blogads
	Logo name: Blogads Logo Creator: Brian Ford Explanation: hyperlink / comment (12) / see in blogads
	Logo name: Creator: Steve Smallwood Explanation: hyperlink / comment (11) / see in blogads