5 Electronic Logo Roughs


 My first logo rough is a U.F.O showing of what I'm trying to show is a U.F.O showing a hologram of the word OMNI which the brand name is , The reason why It's coming from a U.F.O is because Omni means alien in Spanish so I think it would be fitting if a U.F.O was showing a hologram of the word. 

My second Logo rough also says Omni but the O is bigger then the other letters to try to get the attention of someone if they were looking at my logo with the power of the giant O keeping it nice and simple. 

The third logo rough of the word Fuze and having it inside a bomb and its fuze showing and with the slogan of ready to ignite and I thought it looked really pretty for a logo. 

The fourth logo rough was the same brand from the third one but instead of it being a bomb the word Fuze has a fuze on the E and showing how it lighted on fire 

My final and last logo rough says House of Rosa graphic design I thought it was nice and plain and simple and and basic design that doesn't look bad at all 

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