This is a simple logo that will show both your existing and future clients what you're all about. That's of course in case you're in some "seed related" business, where this kind of logo could help you differentiate yourself and your business from the competition. It shows — or at least it's designed to do so — you're all about quality. In addition to being used for some "seed business," the Seeds logo could also be used for some coffee related business.
Whether you're in a food processing business, operate an organic food store, or do any other thing that is somehow related to healthy food and/or ecology, this is the logo you could consider. It features the right colors; it's simple, and right on target. Red apple is there to show you're all about health, and green color, well, could point that you also care about ecology, the single issue that unites people from all around the world.
Honestly, QPRINT is somewhat a strange logo. We never envisioned it for printing company, only. This is not to say they (printing companies) couldn't use it. It's just that its sort of generic nature makes it ideal for all kinds of businesses. Think Web 2.0, t-shirts, various document services, design… The list goes on. It's important to realize it's not just "print" - it's "qprint", and you can make whatever you want out of it, even something that's totally opposite of print. Any ideas?
There are literary hundreds if not thousands of gaming clubs around every city nowadays. Differentiation is certainly a "thing" you want to think through, especially if your/your client's gaming club doesn't have the hot, near-center location. Something like ARCADE logo is easy to remember and makes perfect sense. Younger customers will like the logo's vivid colors, while some of the "old school" folks will find the retro kind of look easy to remember, as it's easily associated with some of the first video games they've enjoyed playing "back in the days."
Here's a logo designed for the new age marketing agency. Not that "old school" agencies can't use it, it's just designed in a manner to show you're thinking "new ideas" and out-of-box. In addition, the logo arguably has some Web 2.0 elements making it an instant hit in today's marketplace. You do want your company associated with the modern marketing wave, don't you? Plus you need to help (aid) your clients, right? See where this goes?
