Logo Poster (Immotion Studios)

[jong2]

We set out to combine elements of our branding process and our logo into a poster. What do you think?

http://www.immotionstudios.com/images/immotion_logoposter.jpg

http://www.immotionstudios.com
Immotion Studios
Where Strategy Powers Creative Brilliance

[Raoul Duke]

Are you sure you wanna do blue against white? That color scheme is sinfully generic. I think it's waaaay over used and a bit heartless. But there must be a reason why nearly every HUGE corporation goes with that particular scheme.

[Sickbrush]

Hello jong2,

Well, i'm sorry to say, i don't really think this is a right step. First of all, what do you want to communicate? What is your audience / target, what is the purpose of the poster, where will it be displayed, what size will it be, how long do you intend to use it and so forth.

I like the tag clouds but i'm trying to understand why they form a circle / sphere. Is there a particular meaning to it? What is it trying to say? Apart from that, i think tag clouds that highlight particular features, like what you've done here, are better off using a single font, or perhaps 2 at tops.

Cheers!

[lisette2]

Love the design!!! Colour is too bland. Don't you want it to literally hit them in the eye. That colour doesn't do that.

[Orunitier]

Maybe darken immotion studios, choose a few key words or phrases to use as the wrap-around instead of 50 words. Choose a different blue, or another color.

[Dwolv]

It's an appealing design concept. Maybe you might want to add some gradient effects on the "emotion studios" title to give it a shine effect.