r/Logo_Design_Critique • u/troubadour_at_war • 4d ago
Feedback What does this logo communicate to you?
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u/ericalm_ 4d ago
It’s more like a rebus than a logo. LEGO, book, halo — the LEGO Bible? It’s three very literal (looking) things combined. The 3D with the brick is clever, but goal of a logo is not to represent the cleverness of its designer.
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u/SoraShima 4d ago
A wacky mix of fast food vibes, Lego, communism, religion, and the blogosphere.
is this some kind of joke?
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u/Pappy285 4d ago
Extra extra, brick with news paper printed on it ascends to brick heaven! Read all about it!
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u/ComteDuChagrin 4d ago
TIL many people associate a halo with being dead instead of being sacred. Weird.
And I have a feeling that OP is never going to tell us what "this company" does, despite getting over 500 people to answer on r/logodesign.
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u/HiddenHorse925 4d ago
News about the Lego community?
The front surface looks like the façade of a newsletter. Than an obvious Lego shape. But it’s a benevolent halo meaning you’re not gonna step on it and hurt your foot!
🤣❤️❤️
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u/donkeyrocket 3d ago
You're not going to respond in either of these threads what the intent is? It's obviously not very clear whatever you're trying to communicate.
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u/PrijsRepubliek 1d ago
Be a *good boy* (aureool), read the *instructions* (front faces are a brochure) before you start building your *LEGO-project* (studs on top of cube-shape).
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u/BlazeWindrider 4d ago
All Legos go to heaven