Distant Digital - logos

Ok so I got bored and went to a company name generator with the intention of doing up some logos for a graphic design firm. Distant Digital was the first thing that came up, so here it is. Only worked for about 10 mins all together. What do you guys think?

http://img33.imageshack.us/img33/946...ntdigital1.png

http://img200.imageshack.us/img200/8...ntdigital2.png

http://img862.imageshack.us/img862/9...ntdigital3.png

The last one is the best, but keep trying to match the image to the name.

last one is best as Unit said but its pixelated :/

And by the way, "circa" means approximately.

i love the second one :).

i think the first one works best, the font is bold and the colours work well together drawing attention

all need a lot more work, and thought put into them.

i think they good for whips... :) the first one I think works the best... but I think more time and energy on these and you could give it a wow factor :)

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Originally Posted by unit_number_43

The last one is the best, but keep trying to match the image to the name.

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I'm sorry, but I think that is bad advice. Logo design does not have to mean you should directly translate the business name or concept into an image. Consider some of the best, most widely recognisable logos in the world... the Nike swoosh for example, is a tick, no image of footwear or sports clothing, but unforgettable and simple.

My feedback: I can understand you being bored and wanting to create a logo, but dont just randomly generate a company name and produce a logo... it defeats the whole object of logo design. Logo design isn't about just making pretty/clever graphics, it needs to represent a sense of branding and loyalty. My advice if you want to do some logo design projects is this...

Take an existing company and research in to it. Pretend that you have been asked to rebrand the company. Research the company themselves, their products/services, their competitors, the market they exist in, their target customer base etc. In order to produce the most effective and successful logos, you need to know more than just the name of the company ;)

PS. Any logos you design i strongly recommend using Adobe Illustrator as its vector graphic software, so you wont get any pixelation issues like you have done in the last design.