Advance Images & Nail CenterLogo Design Contest

An organic style, minimal, modern yet still professional and friendly.

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Versionn on white with a gentle gradient to give the petals more dimension

(This comment references Entry #14)

Thanks PixelWorx! I definitely prefer # 14 since the colours reflect the salon interior. There was a request for a reference for Orchids or cherry blossom is there anyway we can modify the flower to evoke the softness of either an orchid or cherry blossom?

Thanks PixelWorx! I definitely prefer # 14 since the colours reflect the salon interior. There was a request for a reference for Orchids or cherry blossom is there anyway we can modify the flower to evoke the softness of either an orchid or cherry blossom?

It shouldn't be a problem, give me a short while to rework the flower and i'll repost.

Cherry Blossom

(This comment references Entry #30)

Orchid version with alternate type.

(This comment references Entry #48)

I'm truly amazed with your graphic design skills, especially with entry #48 . Please take a look at entry #37 this is the next level we need to take your concept

turquoise

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A more unisex colour scheme still in the natural pallete range.

(This comment references Entry #133)

Peach tones - healthy skin

(This comment references Entry #134)

reverse peach tones

(This comment references Entry #135)

subtle effect adding gentle texture and dimension without destroying the boldness

(This comment references Entry #136)

Brown and rouge variation with extra dimension

(This comment references Entry #137)

Dimensional version with baroque treated text

(This comment references Entry #138)

Inverse version

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Thank you for the variety on #128

#132 #133 #134 #135 #136 #137 #138 #139 #140 #150

Revised shape with plain text

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Revised shape with 'Bookend' text

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Revised version embracing the capital 'A' in the logo element.

(This comment references Entry #195)

New ' androgenous' version with 3 variations to start

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More balanced A with more straighter legs

(This comment references Entry #214)