Double Wheat

  

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I really like when graphics are in-cooperated directly into fonts, and this is a lovely example of that. The actual font choice of intelligent sort of bores me, it's very plain sanserif looking and doesn't have many points of interest minus the beautiful double L wheat graphics. Formulas seems to be done in a different font, though it might just be a none bold alternative that better shows off the combination of curves and sharp points within the typeface. The color scheme itself is brilliant, and while I don't believe the tagline is necessary it's well executed.

Relax Cloud

  

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Another logo from fuelmybrand, and another logo I really like. The font itself has a rounded off comforting feel, added to by it's color palette. I really like the little serif (at least it reminds me of a serif) off of the l, even though overall it's a sanserif font. The little details make the logo very inviting looking, something I would notice in a crowd of heavier brighter logos.

Technical Professional

  

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This is another logo that I really enjoy the graphic for, but I also really like the Typography. The bolded Techs brings emphasis to the service without taking away from the overall logo, the color scheme is professional but not intimidatingly so. There are no harsh black tones, or blinding bright colors; simply an inviting orange and a calm brown. The font is very technical looking, but doesn't bore me to look at like many other technical fonts have done before and the tagline doesn't really help nor hurt the overall affect. It's a very effective design, though I do like both the typographic element and the graphic I don't think they mesh that well together.

Spoon Test Tube

  

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While I absolutely adore this logo's graphic element, I also really enjoy the typographic choices done here. Keeping all of the type on one line with no space between any of the words in a decision that works very well here, it evens out the weight of the graphic while still making the typography prominent. The actual font choice is a serif font, not too thick but still enough to catch my attention. The bold style contrasts the less important 'labs' word and brings my attention to what's more important. I really enjoy the typography, and while at a glance I liked the graphic as well, I can't say I like it's execution nearly as much taking a closer look at it.

Flower Sho--- Dentist

  

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I actually like this logo, I like the thick font with it not being overly script looking but still having the affect intended with the rose taking the place of the O. I don't even mind the pink font below, and I like the color scheme. What problem do I have with this logo? It doesn't even remotely remind me of a dentists office, family or not. It looks like a flowershop, and for a flower shop it's gorgeous. But for a dentists office, it leaves me desiring more. 

Plug In

  

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I just want to start off by saying that I adore this logo. The subtle wire concept, the font choice is gorgeous and fits the theme incredibly well. The word cable underneath is a very well picked font, in a color that matches and adds a bit of softness to the overall logo. There are some slight readability problems, and I have very mixed feelings on the gradient style in the back of Vandoos, however I still really enjoy this logo. 

Room Room

  

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I prefer posting about pieces that I find inspiring, but I really just had to say something about this typographic fail win. Having looked at this on multiple occasions I'm just now seeing that the red letters create the word "Groom.". The readability on this is really just terrible. Having to look at it multiple times and getting different results each time from 'G the room room" "Groom the oom" "The Groom oom" and more. I must say, despite the disaster I spoke of before I like the color scheme of this logo as well as the added paw print bonus in the o's.