The most important thing is the dots. They must be large and really "pop", not only because I want them to be eye catching but because they symbolize our pricing technique inside the store. The $ is not necessary and does not fit with the requirements of the shopping center. I will add a note to my original description.
Hi, I've had to make some changes in my requirements. First, It became apparent to me that my desire to make a logo that could split between two signs was too difficult and risked confusing customers and also was probably limiting the designers' creative options.So I've decided to just ask for the best logo possible for one side. What I'll probably end up doing is putting it on the large sign on the left and then repeating the dot part of the logo on the right side. This will give you the freedom to play the layout of the dots and wording instead of restricting you to a long, narrow logo. Second, it occurred to me that the sign will be back-lit so it doesn't make sense to do letters in black, which is a shame because it looks so strong. Third, I really liked the way you did DOLLAR in #27. I spoke to my landlord and he insisted that every letter must be separate from the others. That means we can't do that white surrounded by the green. Anyway, I've redone the instructions on my main page, take a look. Thanks for your great work so far, Roy
Hi, I've had to make some changes in my requirements. First, It became apparent to me that my desire to make a logo that could split between two signs was too difficult and risked confusing customers and also was probably limiting the designers' creative options.So I've decided to just ask for the best logo possible for one side. What I'll probably end up doing is putting it on the large sign on the left and then repeating the dot part of the logo on the right side. This will give you the freedom to play the layout of the dots and wording instead of restricting you to a long, narrow logo. Second, it occurred to me that the sign will be back-lit so it doesn't make sense to do letters in black, which is a shame because it looks so strong. Third, I really liked the way you did DOLLAR in #27. I spoke to my landlord and he insisted that every letter must be separate from the others. That means we can't do that white surrounded by the green. Anyway, I've redone the instructions on my main page, take a look. Thanks for your great work so far, Roy
I will be reviewing these with my partner in a while and then I'll give you further feedback. For now, let me remind you that in The U.S. the $ is to the left of the amount. So it should be $1 $2 $3 instead of 1$ 2$ 3$.