`Raising the Spirit`Mental Wellness TeamLogo Design Contest

Three tone coloured Indian and feathers. (Can be made into two tones actually if the hair takes on the same colour as the shadow).

Indians muscles are defined and trouser/shoe's and face detail as well.

Feathers are of different sizes in order to bring focus to the Indian and to add some dynamics.

Well balanced and something that fits well on clothing, merchandise and stationary

You can pick any colour font you like.
Hope you like it.

Regards
Akerman

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Red version

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Purple version

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Green version

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Detailed close-up

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Green version

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Close-up view

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Turquoise version

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Cyan/Skintone. Outlined text

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Burgundy red / Black

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Sticker/embroidery style

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#25 Slipped into first spot because we like the that there's more detail on the indian. Nice work. We were wondering if we can see (1) a ground of some sort to sit on, and (2) a different font (underlined) for "Raising the Spirit". Maybe something similar to Brush Script?

Hi, thanks for the feedback.

I will make the requested adjustments today. Expect them to be visible in a couple of hours.

Regards
Robert O. Akerman

Slightly slanting brush font that adds to the overall Indian theme and with a wavy underline that gives the impression of "life-path"

A ground with two different shadows to increase the 3D feel.

Tell me if you're happy with the colour. I will make some more variation just to tickle your brain.. ;-)

Regards
Akerman

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Muscle toning on the breast and stomach. Now he looks even stronger

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Red/Cyan on the feathers - Emphasizes on the Indian theme since it directs thinking to the chiefs ceremonial clothing.
Wellness in red (Don't recommend it since red is passion/blood/stormy feelings and "Mental Wellness" or balance doesn't rime well with red.

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Cyan on lettering and 60% grey maybe gives a calmer impression

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Gradients on font

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Individual gradient on all feathers gives more character and depth

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