With the exception of top left the rest look good. Take note MorrisionsLee wrote:Yay can I have a go? I've gone for a cheaper crossroads look
I like the colours on Jay's best, although the colours seem to stand out more than the logo. Reminds me of Iceland, they have a bit of a fading logo.
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OK, now I have gone too far.
This would never happen, but it looks quite nice!

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This would never happen, but it looks quite nice!

Larger version of Store Plan
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Really nice on the eye but I suspect all those "price cuts" would evaporate to pay for the printing and signmaking costs!jay wrote:OK, now I have gone too far.
This would never happen, but it looks quite nice!
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it would work better is the M wasn't as tall as that. But even a simple cleaning up of the logo would work.
Look at dear old Safeway itself
<img src="http://www.centraltaxis.co.uk/pics/refs/safeway_sm.gif"> to <img src="http://www.atel41.dsl.pipex.com/Safeway_logo.jpg">
Look at dear old Safeway itself
<img src="http://www.centraltaxis.co.uk/pics/refs/safeway_sm.gif"> to <img src="http://www.atel41.dsl.pipex.com/Safeway_logo.jpg">
The problem is with Morrisons, is that the 'M' logo itself has been around for some time now, At least 20 years or so I believe. Up until the mid 1990's, they constantly used the 'M' on all TV adverts, where it used to come to life. These got dropped but the logo remained and Morrisons expanded.
The only form of pres change Morrisons has had is it's fonts over recent years, it went tacky in the mid 1990's when they had all that 'Tell me more at a Morrisons store' crap, then they started to see sense by 2000, but since they took over Safeway last year, they changed it to the more suitable font, where as the logo has remained unchanged. Though like the Golden Arches of Maccies, the Morrisons logo is something that is quite recognisable, so in a way they would be stupid to get rid of it.
But coming from a Safeway view, it is a shame they've got rid of the more gentler, sensible Safeway logo.
The only form of pres change Morrisons has had is it's fonts over recent years, it went tacky in the mid 1990's when they had all that 'Tell me more at a Morrisons store' crap, then they started to see sense by 2000, but since they took over Safeway last year, they changed it to the more suitable font, where as the logo has remained unchanged. Though like the Golden Arches of Maccies, the Morrisons logo is something that is quite recognisable, so in a way they would be stupid to get rid of it.
But coming from a Safeway view, it is a shame they've got rid of the more gentler, sensible Safeway logo.
Maybe it's just me.. but I don't see what this is?jay wrote:OK, now I have gone too far.
This would never happen, but it looks quite nice!
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If I was walking to the supermarket and I saw that - I'd turn the otherway - looks like a morrisions gay pride supermarket!

Just thought I'd have a go at trying a few ideas for morrisons in a more warm orangey colour-I actually did the first one a while back trying to recreate the abbey effect, and I do think it suits a supermarket more than a bank anyway. The other two were just a couple of 'simple but effective' ideas


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You need to stick an "M" on the front of that "orrisons" because it just doesn't read properly.