Rhinerium

The name seems small and overwhelmed by the image. The style and presentation of the lettering also doesnt seem to fit with the graphical element.

This could be animated nicely, but how would it work in off-screen applications?

Too many type changes. Top and bottom sections seem unrelated.

It seems odd to have one of the two names displayed in such a large and dominant manner. I don't recall seeing anything in the brief to suggest it was not an equal partnership. The image is nice tho, using the wolf and the o for the moon.

What do the hexagons represent?

I think youre right that simpler is better, but I think you left simple territory a few elements back. There is so much going on here, the eye cannot focus on any one thing and there is also no cohesion or flow to aid the eye thru all the disparate images. Removing as few as one or two elements could help a lot.

No image showing for me.

Yeah, like I said such a commonly used phrase I think most people prbly don't think of it as overtly religious really, just a consideration. congratulations on the silver.

Those pretzels are hilarious.

Image is very nice, font is a little boring and could feel more connected to image.

I'm undecided on the lettering/placement but its a neat image.

Fun use of atlas, but I'm not convinced it would play well in smaller applications.

Could use a little polishing up, the shadows are more a distraction than worthwhile addition, the purple lettering looks a little squashed, a couple other minor things but it has nice ideas and the best tag-line in my opinion.

Nice colors, I'm not certain if "heart and soul" being a fairly common phrase would count as anything religious being used, which the client asked be avoided.

I really love this image, the colors, even the fonts are appropriate and lettering well placed. The only thing I don't love is the catch phrase, I can't decide if I like the repetition of the company name or find it, well, repetitive.

It is usually advisable to avoid using the caduceus in logos for medical related companies as it is not actually a valid medical symbol (it is often confused for the rod of asclepius) and most companies are avoiding this miss-used symbol these days.

It is usually advisable to avoid using the caduceus in logos for medical related companies as it is not actually a valid medical symbol (it is often confused for the rod of asclepius) and most companies are avoiding this miss-used symbol these days.

Haha, excellent pig.

I'm confused by the large red Z both in the name and on the pig's head. If that is a foreign (or unfamiliar) version of the registered mark I'm not certain it belongs on his forehead.

When replacing the e's rotate the bean 180 degrees and it will actually look like an e.

Name could be a little larger relative to the cup, or perhaps on it. As it is name is overwhelmed by large, mostly blank space image.

I am not certain what the O is supposed to be.

That is the right way to use a coffee bean as a letter.

I think i like it better when the c is the same color as ffeeby. You lose the direct look of it being a cup handle but it preserves the legibility of the name.

Nice simple yet attractive image. The font just doesn't do it for me, the o looks like an a.