"Ken" wrote:
> Rune wrote:
> > To prove that a logo by definition is
> > very simple, I think we could all go
> > hunting for logos on the internet and
> > post links to them here.
>
> Since we are talking about 3D programs
> let's explore the logos of products that
> are made for 3D work.
>
> Calagary truespace
> http://www.caligari.com/

On that page I could see 3 different versions of their logo. If you look at
the things those three versions have in common only, the resulting logo
becomes quite simple.

> Animation master
> http://www.hash.com/products/am.asp

I couldn't find their logo on that page. Please specify what you see as
their logo. I don't remember a logo for A:M even though I have the program.

> Newtech makers of lightwave
> http://www.newtek.com/

Here's a more simple version:

http://www.newtek.com/images/nt_lowfi_logo.jpg

> Genisis 3D
> http://www.silicond.demon.co.uk/

I couldn't find their logo on that page. How can you know that the text
saying "Genesis 3D" isn't just a fancy header?

> Soft Image
> http://www.softimage.com/

What do you mean the logo is? Please specify.

> And one of my all time favorites -
> http://www.armanisoft.ch/

In my opinion they don't know how a good logo should be, but I know that
that is not a real argument. I would like to see more logos of big
well-known companies.

Greetings,

Rune

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