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Old 29-09-2007, 10:25 PM
D856C D856C is offline
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Highly reminiscent of Jeff Fischer's logomotives logo. The different color for the "S" doesn't make much sense, unless the name is S Station or Station S.

If it makes me think of Jeff Fisher and not the company it's for, it doesn't do much as a business identity. In all, while a train works for a company called Logo Motives I think it misses with Station.

With station, you might want to look at the side view of a train. And then incorporate elements other than the train to suggest "station."

Also, try to come up with some real business the logo would be for. Beyond the name, what is the company supposed to do. What is the branding itself supposed to communicate? The logo as a graphic design exercise too often becomes an exercise in aesthetics, not identity communication.

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