White Oak PartnersLogo Design Contest

Can you create a version of this where the icon with the leaf replaces the O in Oak and then show versions both with and without the line that divides the two rows of text? Thank you.

Hello,

Thank you for your comment, I updated on #455 Thank you.

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Nyoba

Thanks for the tweak. I like the smaller tree much better. Can you reduce the word spacing relative to the tree just a bit? It is very close but just a bit too far out now. Thank you very much.

sure, I will revise it for you. Thank you

Can you either add a small amount of space between the words and the tree icon or shrink the tree a small amount? The design looks a little crowded, especially at a small size.

Updated on #349 also you can additional idea from my submissions. Thank you

We like this design a lot. Can you try a version with the fonts used in #345? Thank you very much!

We really like the circular leaf design and the white/navy combination! Would it be possible to change the font for White Oak into a slight serif font, instead of sans serif? Thanks!

Working the tree into the lettering is a very nice approach. Not something others have done. Can you iterate this design with tree and text in white with a dark blue/navy background? Thank you very much.

Hello CH,

Thank you for your feedback and ranking in my design. I am going out now, after back l will revise it soon. I reply your comment using my phone. Thank you.

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Nyoba

I like the combination of the tree in negative space with a two color background. Can you simplify the silhouette of the tree and try a few different color combinations for the background?

Thank you very much for this and your other submissions. I like the overall aesthetic of this design a great deal. I don't think many others have gone with the line between the two rows of text, but it works here where there isn't a dominant image.

The tree in the O looks great, but the the silhouette of the O could be mis-interpreted to be a religious symbol. Can you either flip the silhouette or fill in the top (or, of course, tweak the design in another way) to prevent any unintended connections? Thank you very much.