I think that overall, I can see the 4th image with the faint lettering and image integrated into the hands of the clock making the most successful kinetic system. This piece has the greatest sense of time in comparison to the other collections of images. I also feel that it best fits the nature of the exhibit because it gives the greatest feeling of time. I like the fairly black/white/red color combination of the 3rd piece and feel it integrates the imagery into the logo well, but also think it could get a tad busy. My favorite wordmark is the one in which the "I" references the hands of a clock. The other gives more of a feeling of searching with the cropped letterforms, but I think the first is more straightforward. I think the third and fourth combine type and image the best. I would play with the background imagery in the simple clock poster and, in the future, use the hands of the clock to align text, etc.
I think that overall, I can see the 4th image with the faint lettering and image integrated into the hands of the clock making the most successful kinetic system. This piece has the greatest sense of time in comparison to the other collections of images. I also feel that it best fits the nature of the exhibit because it gives the greatest feeling of time. I like the fairly black/white/red color combination of the 3rd piece and feel it integrates the imagery into the logo well, but also think it could get a tad busy. My favorite wordmark is the one in which the "I" references the hands of a clock. The other gives more of a feeling of searching with the cropped letterforms, but I think the first is more straightforward. I think the third and fourth combine type and image the best. I would play with the background imagery in the simple clock poster and, in the future, use the hands of the clock to align text, etc.
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