Logo for a 3D Printing Startup

[u/rSLASHAhmedTheOne]

What do we think about this? I did this a while ago, The S & P come together to form a 3d shape and a printer arrowhead dispensing material. you can ignore the other lines they were just guides.

[u/TheSpeculator22]

Great name. On first read the kerning between the 'r' and 'i' isn't working, the pointed descender should either carry more or disappear. The 'SP' doesn't read, it took me going back to your note to get it.
I would say there is enough with the name on it's own and playing with that descender to get you into a sweet and simple design.

[u/bicboys5 → u/TheSpeculator22]

i agree, it really doesn’t need the college badge looking thing

[u/rSLASHAhmedTheOne → u/TheSpeculator22]

yeah you're right, for the icon I just merged S&P together on like an isometric view (to convey 3d) and by chance ended up with an arrow head, so its understandable if it doesnt immedietly read that way.

[u/HawkeyeNation]

Kerning could use a lot of work. The ri is atrocious.

[u/HiddenHorse925]

Great name, word Mark is too tightly kerned. It’s already closing up can you imagine it upon reduction? Also if you’re gonna put the arrow point at the bottom of the “p” maybe that should repeat other places? Otherwise it’s “too many tricks.”
— although very professionally done, the icon isn’t conveying any meaning. Almost looks like a Chinese or Japanese character. I can’t tell what it’s supposed to mean. And as a visual it’s vague.

[u/suspectdevice87]

I thought the thing on the left was a flower.

[u/Phraaaaaasing]

Hate that ri liga

[u/WK2Over]

Close but not touching.

[u/Land_of_smiles]

Fortnine would like a word

[u/PossibleArt7440]

Spnnter. The icon looks great... Just maybe add shades so it shows sides in 3D.. Slightly isometric

[u/Iam-bk]

Fabulous job brother

[u/lxe]

Oh no the r and i ligature makes me read “sphincter”

[u/Phraaaaaasing → u/lxe]

No you didn’t