The letter I have the most trouble with is the “a”. Did you try it with the heart upside down for the “a”? It would be a capital “a” then, but it may read more quickly. I would also try it with a round, red button to the right of the word “Play” with a white heart in it pointing to the right. If it works, it would read as a play button and people would understand the identity more quickly, while still keeping it fairly clean and simple.
printing for flyers
Aug 12, 2011Cool! Thanks for sharing with us. I bookmarked it.
Nathanael
May 23, 2011brilliant. (no problems reading it, but appreciate the fact that it’s not universally obvious). well done.
mojo
Jan 03, 2011I like it! i got it right away, before i knew it was supposed to say play, good job
Jak
Dec 26, 2009I also read it as “PLAY” instead of hearts the first time round, then as I looked further I realised what it was made of.
An extremely well thought logo design, as mentioned previously it would do fantastically as a high-end adult boutique or something of that nature.
Umaramu
Dec 18, 2009When I saw first time….. I am impressed. But I read as pbdv
Lucia
Sep 29, 2009agree with Rich and Aspiring designer!
aspiring designer
Aug 23, 2009I came to post the same thing Rich did. I think the heart upside down would help it read better as an a.
ANA MARIA
Jul 03, 2009muy bonito tu creacion felicidades.
Creating your very nice congratulations.
Rich
May 30, 2009The letter I have the most trouble with is the “a”. Did you try it with the heart upside down for the “a”? It would be a capital “a” then, but it may read more quickly. I would also try it with a round, red button to the right of the word “Play” with a white heart in it pointing to the right. If it works, it would read as a play button and people would understand the identity more quickly, while still keeping it fairly clean and simple.