I agree with geengles. if you want people to be inspired to connect with each other you need to show that its fun to do so. more substance with this one is needed. like the colors though.
I see a rubix cube and the head of a cockroach. IMO the printing font is taking away from the logo. Keep it simple and appropriate for the mark. Also decide what this logo is for and flush out the concept. funny I just read QuantumCMG's comments.
This reminds me of two things: a mini rubix cube and a cricket. I'd nail the concept you want, then deliver it visually. I'd bold the type or make it more marker-felt / hand written style.
This one is quite unique...has lots of potential, a very abstract question mark, nice! One thing to keep in mind is the mark and the type need to match up...if you have a mark with very sharp and crisp lines, then your type should also carry those same crisp lines; same goes for when you have soft round edges, you want to pair it up with a complimentary type that's edges are nice and rounded, soft. Hope that helps, great job :)
These are some really nice colors...I like the cube concept but not sure about the antenna coming up out of the top and what that has to do with fresh printing? Also, not sure if the type for "printing" fits with the mark very well. Try to find something that ties in with the mark :)
I agree with geengles. if you want people to be inspired to connect with each other you need to show that its fun to do so. more substance with this one is needed. like the colors though.