Pretty nice.
How would the swirl render as line art? Maybe little pixels that emulate the shading? Or better: thin swirling streaks than taper out as the shading gets lighter.

hhp

You had to go there...
Rendering in vector is obviously a nice addition (for userbility) in a logo design. I did not take it in that direction when I created it for the client, but think it would be worth doing if it is to be included in my portfolio as a case study. The thin streaks sound like the best solution to me.
OK, I am going to park that for a few days and try it out when I have less deadline approaching. Thanks for the good idea. Hrant.

I'm a lo-fi kinda guy. :-)

hhp

Normally, I would be in complete agreeance, about the line art / vector, but this seemes to work fine for me. I guess it's because it is a film (motion) company. Just my first impression.

Same here - I was talking about an alternate lo-fi version.

hhp

Wow, the "R" in SAMSARA is beautiful.

I think I want to have it's children.

I'd be worried about the blurry swirl in B/W - what if they had a newspaper ad or on a fax or photocopy - once that yellow is gone it won't look so good.

Can we see that business card you made? I dig this logo.

i think you captured the essence of a motion picture company in a very simple and elegant way. great work.

here is the businesscards I did. They were printed in Asia with cmyk and laminated with thin matte film coating (non-tearable). Image uploaded has a bit of color shift as this was converted back from CMYK

wow

Very nice Ole. Why Asia? Is the quality that big? Could you post a photo from them?

It is probably much cheaper to get it printed in Asia, even with shipping