Ahhhhh ta nice, gosto dos 2 de cima mas sem as letras e o animal, mas sem isso tambem ficaria vazio... eu trabalhava mais com os 2 de cima, ate chegar ao "tal".

Keep it up!

Hey!
I think that four logos are ok. Anyway i'm trying to do to simplify it. Your logos are a rat with angel wings and a horn, but you speaks for a agency in Portugal for human (giants, midgets, fat people...) The typography and composition of it for me it's perfect. Seriffa and classic typo

I like it, but i change the logo (rat) if i were you!
good luck with your project!

I also think that the rat is the better choice, it is much clearer to recognise, so it hits the eye better. Typo is also great, so take nr. 3! The non figurative could be used as a separator in the identity plan, or so.

As an idea:

Try to use a grotesque font (e.g.: Myriad) for "design" with a smaller typo but bigger tracking to fit the width of the W.

Grats

Great job! I like both - I think the rat has more visual impact, but bunnies generate a more reflexive positive response. The rat is ready to go as-is - if you wanted to go with the bunny, it might be a good idea to slightly adjust the illustration to give it more impact - the anmtlers could probably be a little larger, the ears a little more floppy, etc.

Não gosto da palavra Awkward no contexto em causa mas isso é irrelevante..Gostei muito da imagem superior esquerda.

Vai metendo as actualizacoes depois para irmos vendo!

eu gosto do primeiro, de cima... o do rato com asas

maybe without flowery looks great!!
thanks to you to share your works with us!!

I like the flying uni-rat, and you did a great job on the illustration. The horned rabbit just reminds me of the jackalope.

I prefer the typography layout on the first logo, but the vine illustrations take focus away from the symbol that would define your corporate brand. Also, I'd recommend at least doing mild modifications on the type. Simple serif is fine, but way over used, and is most common in conservative brand marketing.

On the lower design you are using competing symbols (the rat and the W). If you want to use both I would integrate them together into a singular illustration (having the rat intertwined with the W)