Research for logo's I liked and disliked

This logo has holding power and uniqueness. The use of the word upside is keeping a hold on your attention as you look repeatedly to see a few letters have been turned upside down but still spelling the word upside.

This logo is unique also and has holding power. As you look once it looks like binoculars. Then you read the words wine searcher and look at the image again and see the two half bottles of wine.

This logo doesnt work for me at all. The designer obviously tried to create holding power on the viewer but for me its too illegible. I got frustrated trying to figure out what the logo said.

I love this logo. So clever and unique. The shape of bananas but yet in the shape of the roles of film. Unique and the tone of voice gives a sense of this company being slick and professional.

Value and association comes into account with this logo. Instead of only having the writing on its own adding the clouds associates the contact with people over seas, and abroad.

The famous apple logo is simple and clever. This may be confused with description as when you see the logog you say apple and may think the company produces apples. This logo has value and like the nike logo just has that extra affect. Simple and sleek shows the correct tone of voice for this company.

I think this logo is well done, it is an american channel. This is again associated with new york as the sky rise buildings are in the image.

This logo has been changed from the mtv to the wtf, what used to be music television

has moved to entertainment television. The logo is clever because when you look at 'wtf'

the first statement that enters your mind is the 'what the f***' which is common slang word young people use these days. This assosiation attracts viewers. The real meaning is 'welcome

to fun'. This logo works for now but it may go 'out of fashion'.

This logo is obviously well known. The use of text is used cleverly is this logo.

The word flick ryhmes with the work click, which is an assosiation with taking

photogrpahs(photography). The ‘r’ on its own adds uniqueness by going against the rules

of the english language of having an ‘e’ in the word. It also gives it value as it add the visual

element.

This logo captured my attention imediately, mainly I think because of the colors and the 3d affect. Then the holding power of the logo kicked in as I read the “electronic entertainment expo”.

I then began to look more closely to see if the red 3 was actually an E but it’s not.

This logo is for a gaming day event called ‘E3’. I think this a cleverly executed logo as the 3d

affect captures your attention as has the assosiation with the 3d side of new gaming.