thats the location of the file...sorry about that

I see what your trying to get at. To me it looks like an 'o' merged with an 'm'. I take it that its an 'a'? duramedia?

Tricky. Why not try and leave the 'a' as seperate and cut the 'm'? (so the leftmost stem seems to come from the 'a'. draw a thick white stroke down the left side of the 'a')
I'd show you, but im at work with no image editor

You get the idea?

Bren

The first one! thats what i meant ;)
How does it look to you?

I think the break increases readability. You can also use 2 colours to seperate the words even more if you want.
That Cap height is huge. Try reducing it some? might give a better flow.

Bren

ok, finally with lowered cap height (i think it adds a lot), and two different color variations (not final colors, but to show color difference). I am also going to have to say nix on the binoc "a" as i tried and it looked horrible

\image {duramedialogo3}

yep, gettin there! good to see the progress.
That blended m looks kinda cool, but you will have to think ahead for the design to work on fax etc... but I dont know how important that is.
I like it simple.

Anyone else have any ideas?

Bren

Yeah, I know what you mean. I was just looking at those same characters myself, wondering that. Might just have to recreate it all This was mostly for concept anyways The gradient probably shouldnt have been in this picture, as I really wasnt considering it, and was just too lazy to take it out. Thanks for the comments! Anyone else have anything else? I should be able to post something new pretty soon.

ok, i did as suggested, and took out the stroke all together, redrew some of the letters, and also put together something along the same lines (top logo)

That extra space is almost right. I can see the m, well the stroke now. In a negative space kind of way. But, shouldn't you include the entire curve of the m? The entire 'd' is better. The bottom one reminds me of Depeche Mode.