Precision

[DizzyMarkus]

Brain block here lol -- Other than a lazer, knife, or calipers --- hwat comes to mind when I mention Precision? With a tuff assoication would text onlu be approiate?

thanks fellas(and lady's)

Markus

 

[Jillbeans]

Guilty of calipers here.
I think you could maybe carry it off with either a super clean sans serif font or perhaps a construction font for an icon using the letter P.
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/madtype/pacioli/
Love....Jill

 

[signage]

precision=accuracy a target (shooting target)


Now what does the company do?

 

[SignManiac]

Brain Surgery comes to mind.

 

[Vinylman]

Brain block here lol -- Other than a lazer, knife, or calipers --- hwat comes to mind when I mention Precision? With a tuff assoication would text onlu be approiate?

thanks fellas(and lady's)

Markus

:Oops:Well!, I would start with typing skills. OR the lack there of.









Oh, I'm sorry you where referring to some help in creating a LOGO!!

 

[allamericantrade]

thats a very broad term. what does the company do?

 

[Jillbeans]

Mine was for a welding company so I used a welding helmet.
But they also liked a script version I drew up.
They ended up going with two logos in the end.
This is from about 5 years ago.

 

[SignManiac]

Or this...

 

[signage]

Brain Surgery comes to mind.

Surgery reminds me of an accident! And finding a expert surgon to preform the surgery with precision

:Oops: I read Signmaniacs post wrong

 

[James Burke]

Optical centermark.



JB

 

[GoodPeopleFlags]

Not all logos have to have a graphic.

 

[Rick]

Not all logos have to have a graphic.

 

[Pixels Are Bad Mmmkay?]

thats a very broad term. what does the company do?

Exactly my thought and I think that's the point everybody else is trying to make, too. Precision could pertain to a very vast number of things. Jill made a good point, too, in that the logo doesn't necessarily have to convey an image of precision. It can convey something else that has to do with the company and what the company does or what they manufacture. A lot of times the general public isn't going to know what things like calipers are either. A soccer mom who has never worked inside a manufacturing facility may not have the slightest clue what a calipers is so there is no ability to associate it with what the company does. However, if the logo has a needle and thread running through the letters, she may more easily associate the brand with tailored suits or sewing machines. Or if the O in precision is a blue water drop, she may know that this business is involved in water of some sort. Perhaps a plumber or a pool service.

 

[DizzyMarkus]

Lots of great points thank you to all.....as far as the spelling, I hate my fat thumbs and the onscreen KB of the Ipad sorry if that upset anyone, I'll be more careful in the future.

Precision as pertaining to a possible company name. iE:

Precision Graphics

I just kept on drawing a laser, calipers, or bullseye hehe. Even at one point a crosshairs but I didnt care for any of those. Thank you for the suggestons, they are greatly appreciated.

Markus

 

[TyrantDesigner]

It really doesn't matter what their name is, it could be precision paint dribbles or precision methane emissions for design purposes ... just think about what they do, and design and immaculate logo for them ... the precision part should be your design work. That means ... no bad kerning, no wonky drop shadows, no grunge text, etc, etc, etc. go for clean design, otherwise just pass on the job.

 

[DizzyMarkus]

That means ... no bad kerning, no wonky drop shadows, no grunge text, etc, etc, etc. go for clean design, otherwise just pass on the job.

-- duely noted -- I just keep reading :0)

Markus

 

[JoshLoring]

This

 

[Mech]

You can pull off precision with the 'less is more' mindset. Grab a font like Eurostile or similar and play with the spacing and height. Its clean and well...precise lol.

If they still want something more..I would get creative with a P like Jill said before joining the millions of crosshairs and lasers already out there.