Isn't the Latvian flag burgundy with a white stripe? I don't understand the use of lime green.

- Lex

> the spectrum of emotions this logo creates

I like it a lot. It has a soft and approachable feel to it, it looks pleasant and coherent and it is unique enough for the purpose you described. Lex has a point regarding the color, but overall the logo is excellent as is.

Lex and epsilicon, thank you very much for the feedback.

The color of the flag is burgundy, indeed. The idea, however, is that the color accent of the logo can be adjusted to fit the products' color scheme. The particular green comes from this impression of the country.

Here it is in burgundy:

I don’t think “MADE IN” will reduce very well, especially if this needs to be embroidered. Run low-quality inkjet tests at small sizes.

Thank you for the suggestion, James. I'll do exactly as you suggested. Maybe it is a good idea to create an adjusted version for use at small sizes.

What do you think of the typeface? Does v look like v or u?

It looks like a v to me. I wouldn’t even have thought about it being confusing if you hadn’t asked. I will admit that it’s a little oddball, but only because this script’s proportions are a little odd, and I find that rather charming.

James, I really appreciate your comment. It's really great to hear that you like the script, because it is the first typeface that I have ever made :)

Nice logo!

One minor comment, the loop on the bottom of "L" looks a little bit flat to me.

very nice logo. clean, cohesive, and nice typography. the reference to the flag is a nice subtle touch.

looks really old school. not convinced it's a good thing.

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Paul Ducco
Graphic Designer
Short Film Festival