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Taste Test
Which N works better? 🗳️
Worked on a logo for Nelcos, a Canadian company that refinishes interiors with architectural film instead of replacing them.
The idea: an unrolled roll of film that turns into the letter N.
The green is there to highlight eco-friendliness: less demolition, less waste.
Two directions for the symbol:
A: rectangular, compact
B: hexagonal, more dynamic
Vote and tell me why in the comments 👇
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5 votes
Ends in 1d
Voting for the hexagonal version, Oleh. The more dynamic shape suits the unrolled film roll idea, and the hexagon makes the N read stronger at small sizes. The green highlighting the eco angle is a smart touch.
Thanks for the feedback, Timothy! 🙌
Could you also tap the hexagon option in the poll above so your vote gets counted?
I’d lean toward B because the hexagonal shape feels more distinctive and dynamic while still fitting the architectural side of the brand. The concept of turning a film roll into an N is a clever way to communicate the service.
I'd lean rectangular. It locks up tighter next to the wordmark and should hold better at favicon size, while the hexagon starts to feel like a generic tech badge. Curious how the film-roll curl survives at 16px in each version.
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