Demo

Client:
Takeda \| TPNA \| Horizon Contacts: Tim Smith, Angie Bechan		GUI \| SD Chris(topher) Brauss chrisbr@avanade.com 314.812-9610

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	... Example one,.. with minor modifications. 1) Please lower the N to align with the rest of the word Horizon, while keeping the H higher. As is, the "orizo" jumps out and makes the Horizon look like it's spelled incorrectly (even though it isn't). 2) With the N aligned with "orizo", please stretch out (or make a bit larger) the sun so it's over the N as well. 3) Please fill in the sun so the logo has more color - perhaps we could use the effect in the colored Takeda logo since that logo will be going away?

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	With the Takeda logo as prominant as it is on the design of the header, I am trying to match the serif font or move away from it completly. Click on each logo to see a mock-up of the page. NOTE: The resolution may be less than perfect because of download compression for the demo images. (Colors will be optimized for final)

	Version 1 Sunrise over a mound. Representing the dawn of a new day. The colors will play into the cool greens of the photo imagry. The name Horizon is places in a traditional serif style font, complimented by the contemporary casual lines of the logo mark.	Version 2 Sunrise replacing the lunar phase. The curved horizon line. The font is sanserif, but bold to create an visual anchor for the horizon line to rest upon.	Version 3 Topography complimeting eastern value with the caligrophy of the "i". The "i" is an abstract of the Kanji Charector for person. hito - person --- The "i" can also be interpreted as a plant sprout, giving it an oganic reference.