What’s the text and what are you currently using?

I have a few ideas, but would like to know more about the project. This symbol doesn’t give me much to work with.

“VIVELI”, currently using Neo Sans.

Thanks,
Mike

What does VIVELI do?

Well that’s strange!

Anyway, I think you need to give us more information. What the company does would be a good place to start. Some information on the approach you are taking with the identity would also be useful. Why not put an image up of the logomark with the type, it makes it difficult to visualize it without it there.

Does the logo mean anything or is it abstract?

Thanks for the replies so far everyone...

Viveli is an online marketing company.

The symbol is a collection a V’s for “Viveli” and they are arranged to point in all cardinal directions.

Thanks,
Mike

and more ...

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Paul Ducco
Graphic Design Melbourne

I’m not sure what else to say. I’m just looking for something that will sit nice next to the symbol that is already created. They are a high-tech company, and want a professional/sophisticated feel. I kind of just jumped in on this logo project and just need to match up a typeface.

Thanks,
Mike

What have you tried?

Neo Sans, and a few more rounded type faces (Helvetica Rounded, Vag Rounded, etc...). Neo Sans didn’t seem to fit, and the rounded type faces were even worse.

Here it is with Neo Sans - it’s not bad, but just wondering what’s out there.

How bout Nick Cooke’s Chevin... I took your design cues and used the thin version...

I like Asvetic example. The “li” no longer looks so homogeneous.

I agree. While I like both, I think Asvetic’s has a touch more personality.

penn

Asvetics font choice is better because of li combination, but sizing and positioning works much better in rosem’s example. Maybe Chevin thin is a bit too thin. At least to me. And at least in this colour. If it was in gray it would gain a bit more visual weight.
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Robert Koritnik

What about Terfens?

Ross

What if you’d only change the bottom of “l” in NeoSans version?
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Robert Koritnik

liking the subtlety of the V’s shape in Terfens

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Paul Ducco
Graphic Design Melbourne

I also like Chevin—I decided to get the Medium version to present it to the client. You can view it below. I also like Terfens, especially the V’s—I’m not to crazy about the bottom of the L or I’s though.

Good choice. Chevin was my favorite of the sketches so far. I think I like the bottom of your versions here better. Though have you tried taking the dots on the “i”s out like asvetic did in his? Something about the dotless “i”s feels better to me.

penn

Good idea... I’ll try that out. I did it in the original concept and forgot this round. :)