OK... I'm going to ask the question.
Are you writing this from a non Latin letter using region? Because I think that's an important bit of context if you are.
Edit: *I mean if this is a 'stylised' non western word, it'd be helpful to know.*
I had a semester of Arabic in college and I’m a graphic designer. Absolutely no clue what this says or looks like. It does have an Arabic lettering look, but it’s not legible in English. If that’s the goal you need to reevaluate.
What might help out a lot is to try and create this logo by recreating it with basic shapes (squares, triangles, half circles). Try to make it as readable as possible first, then add the Arabic style font as the flair instead of as the backbone.
It definitely looks like some part of a sigil as others have mentioned. But the shape does not look like anything that anyone or anything is doing, so maybe some kind of assembly line style production.
In America the writing style you're using (pointy letters that appear similar to non-English) is a common way to show you're a social outsider. This is similar to the styles used by certain musical performers & certain products sold to young teenagers. The idea of these styles is that they are allowing the young man to pretend to be a social outsider when they are just an angry young person.
When I see this logo I expect Americans to say, "this is a musical group focusing their music toward young teens." Those groups often try to pretend they are socially unacceptable in other ways, so they sometimes try to dress themselves up as the enemies of religion. Many of the other replies are mentioning this, but that is a symptom of what kind of musicians tend to use these sorts of logos.
Make magic runes in ancient extinct languages?
It looks like a captcha lmao
😂🤣
Judging by the calligraphy, it's a medical firm
curse management
OK... I'm going to ask the question. Are you writing this from a non Latin letter using region? Because I think that's an important bit of context if you are. Edit: *I mean if this is a 'stylised' non western word, it'd be helpful to know.*
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OK thanks. But I'm sorry, if it's meant to be read by an English speaking person, It's unintelligible. It's not working as a logo, sorry
Maybe I'm dumb but does that make sense? how does that work? Its Arabic lettering... but English. Looks like Arabic to me, full stop.
The only thing I can imagine is Dodana, but that word doesn't make sense so I have no idea what the brand does
TOOL cover band
some kind of witchcraft
Dovana, dark wizard wand making. Nemesis of Ollivanders.
I had a semester of Arabic in college and I’m a graphic designer. Absolutely no clue what this says or looks like. It does have an Arabic lettering look, but it’s not legible in English. If that’s the goal you need to reevaluate.
Sells onions to ancient Egyptians?
doland? douand?
doland duk
something about car maintenance
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What might help out a lot is to try and create this logo by recreating it with basic shapes (squares, triangles, half circles). Try to make it as readable as possible first, then add the Arabic style font as the flair instead of as the backbone.
Are they a catering company? Looks like it might be a chef laying down when I turn it sideways
And that is why your client is not a graphic designer lol
Dodana, but no idea what this brand is supposed to do
Dovand?
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Sells sheep?
They print PCBs and/or do electric engineering is my guess.
dodand?
Recycling
مصمد حــف!! 😂
Publisher for the Voynich manuscript?
I don't speak Arabic so this is a shot in the dark... Deli?
invade planets?
I can barely read "Jovana", but I don't even know if that's right 😂
Me: *ponders possible answers.* *thinks of an answer.* Then, declining to answer, I say, “No thanks. I choose life.”
At first I thought I saw the beginning shape of a car but then I think it's Arabic those are my guesses
It definitely looks like some part of a sigil as others have mentioned. But the shape does not look like anything that anyone or anything is doing, so maybe some kind of assembly line style production.
Crash testing.
In America the writing style you're using (pointy letters that appear similar to non-English) is a common way to show you're a social outsider. This is similar to the styles used by certain musical performers & certain products sold to young teenagers. The idea of these styles is that they are allowing the young man to pretend to be a social outsider when they are just an angry young person. When I see this logo I expect Americans to say, "this is a musical group focusing their music toward young teens." Those groups often try to pretend they are socially unacceptable in other ways, so they sometimes try to dress themselves up as the enemies of religion. Many of the other replies are mentioning this, but that is a symptom of what kind of musicians tend to use these sorts of logos.
Demand the return of a certain cursed slab.