Sorry this is doing nothing for me, it doesn’t relate the qualities your clients are looking for.

From a practical point of view while the business card layout works for a relatively short name what happens when a longer name comes along or if e-mail addresses are required?

Tim

The logo itself feels very youthful and free to me and is still credible in a corporate sense. I might try scaling “Child” down a bit to create a bit more contrast between it and “Ocean” to see what happens.

Also I am not sure why there’s so much black being shown with the name of the logo- a name like that begs for color (if that’s a production concern or budget limitation then I would reverse black/white on the logo and card).

Nice work.

Thank you both for your comments! :)

timd, would you suggest a different global approach to the logo? Any examples may be..?
You are right about the business card, I believe I will have to kill some of the space between the logo and the info in order to forecast a longer namer...

mjpatrick, I was actually thinking of doing the “child” with a very black type, that would fill up the whole circle of each letter. So we’d get something like a “circular-punch-out” in a way :)
Color has not been discussed yet, however we have agreed that we’ll be looking at complex colors (pastel, colors you can find in nature’s ecosystems etc)...
I will post any changes and fixes made!

The “N” breaks the harmonious shape of the other letters — and not in a good way, I think. I would recommend trying out a lowercase “n”.