The striking and dynamic typography pays homage to the aesthetic of the harbour's most iconic buildings such as, Elbphilharmonie.
The star takes pride of place above the tall capital letters on a bold adaptation of Hamburg district's iconic logo; the castle combined with a dynamic expression of the hockey stick. Pride, tradition and dynamism play together in a harmony to create a strong and hanseatic brand characteristic.
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Seems that I am the only one who got a complete crush on my logo :D But hey, anyway, love is better than fame :D
I can't give you fame, but I can offer a lot of love ;) :D
Nice to hear it from you Maria, thank you very much!
Einfach aber sehr gut, sehr rund. Klassisch und dynamisch, passt super zu Hamburg und Hockey. Ein Favorit!
Great job, it kinda messes with my eyes from the left side, that is more off path the first H letter from the bottom. It's kinda out of the flow. But thats just my eyes :)
Haha ... thank you very much .... you are completly right, I wanted to have it a bit more dynamic and irregularly at this point. The clean way would be a bit to brave ... :)
the more i look at the other logos, i've got to say, i really like that one!!
so many details, that make the concept special: the form of the top of the HHH with the different types of serifs is very dynamic, similar to the hamburg skyline. the bottom looks like hockeyshorts, the hockeystick has a very very dynamic swoosh etc. etc. i can picture that logo on the hockeyjerseys just perfectly. congrats!
Good thinking, and a really original logo! I like the one-colour flat versions the best, because the mark is better perceived as a whole (the "gate" and the "towers" shouldn't be separated by different colours).
Thank you man ... I really appreciate a little relevant content. :)
Very well. I like the simple look. And it used „HH” as cities intentifier. The most of the other logos used only the „H“, but this is Hanover.
Really cool that u notice it ... thank you so much!! Means a lot, Pollux!
I think it would be better if the slope goes right to the top, so it has a negative effect. I would reflect it
Thanks for your comment. I think it is a bigger negative effect when the slope turns from right to the left. Furthermore it is the natural and classic direction of a hockey player holding the stick. I think you need to differentiate this logo from a classic case like "when an element points down = negative". The dynamic match between the swoosh and the proud "HHH" on the top is everything else than negative .... sorry.
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