I like them quite a lot!

Especially the top one which kind of resembles the letter M hh)

They just look like a lot of line shapes.
Nothing to attach them too gives them no meaning.

They're nice man

I agree though

the top one is nicest ;)

For something that took you 5 minutes they aren't bad at all id like to see what you can do if you spend time on it

Masove wrote I like them quite a lot!

Especially the top one which kind of resembles the letter M hh)

The top resembles a 'M' and a 'G' ;)

Thanks guys!

PishTaker wrote They just look like a lot of line shapes.
Nothing to attach them too gives them no meaning.

Logos don't necessarily mean something?

Shergold wrote

PishTaker wrote They just look like a lot of line shapes.
Nothing to attach them too gives them no meaning.

Logos don't necessarily mean something?

Well they kinda do, they are used as an identifier.

I like the first one the most really nice I'd give them 9/10

PishTaker wrote

Shergold wrote

PishTaker wrote They just look like a lot of line shapes.
Nothing to attach them too gives them no meaning.

Logos don't necessarily mean something?

Well they kinda do, they are used as an identifier.

A logo doesnt have to convey what your company does
More often than not, business logos dont actually portray what the company does. Or creates. Think the McDonalds Golden Arches. No hamburgers. Think the FedEx logo. No trucks or planes (though a cool hidden arrow). Think the Nike swoosh. No sneakers or golf shirts. etc. While sometimes having a logo that portrays an element of the company is appropriate, its often better to have a corporate logo thats graphically void of detail a logo that can be adapted to whatever direction the company takes. Think the Apple logo. True, it is an apple. But theres no indication that it belongs to a computer company. Thats a pretty cool thing the Apple logo looks just as cool on an iPod as it does on the top of a Powerbook.