Imagician, it says "I R a stud". Personally i think it's fine since it isn't the actual piece, and the thick brush tool on paint is fine (since he wanted the rough/n00bish style for his preview to grab attention.)

This is relatively nice, but could be significantly better with a few changes. First, the upper outline of the D is a bit wonky--consider changing the 1-1-1 area to 2-2-2 so it fits with the edge found in isometric perspective. Also about the D: Why is it curved when the O is not? It might be useful for recognition, but it looks out of place and seems really weird upon close inspection.  Another thing is that the logo is hard to read; use something less abstract, or at least more recognizable as a geometric shape if you want it to be memorable. Look at other company logos: they use simple geometric figures (circle, line, triangle) and shading to make interesting and memorable logos without resorting to an image of a real object. The last element that I feel could use work is the font of "GAMES, PROGRAMS, AND MORE." It would look more at-home in the banner if it shared a few more elements with the name text, such as the width-height ratio of the characters and the even spacing between elements in groups, such as the horizontal lines of an E or the "legs" of an M.

I like that isometric stuff. The sketchy red chars on the preview are just ugly. Can't even read the upper part ("i a r"? or some play with the "M"?) I guess (or rather hope) this is what the new rules are supposed to cull, since it really doesn't look like done with care . Or is it just that I don't subjectively like your carefully crafted sketchy style? Anybody?

That's brilliant! I really like it!