ApricariLogo Design Contest Logo Design Contest Contests / Apricari Apricari has selected their winning logo design. For $875 they received 696 designs from 102 different designers from around the world. Find out how LogoTournament works How LogoTournament works Contest Annotation Delete We are sorry, but the time to edit this annotation has expired. Save Cancel Entries by Essendio Return to Contest Return to Contest Comment Activity Order by Ranking Entry Number Comment Activity To leave a comment please click on the logo. 1st 5 New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New New 1 New 1 New 1 New 1 New 1 New 1 Prefers others. Prefers others. Prefers others. Prefers others. 1 Prefers others. Prefers others. Prefers others. Prefers others. Prefers others. Prefers others. Prefers others. Prefers others. 22 Prefers others. 1 Prefers others. 4 Prefers others. 1 Prefers others. 3 Comment Activity Essendio commented on #689 Hello! Sorry for the late response, hope I didn't slowed things down. I have just sent you an email at your email address from the contract, with the logo package + font name and link. Let me know if all it's alright, E. 6 years ago rperrings commented on #689 Never received the font. Can you please send when you get a chance as we will need it at points. Thank you! 6 years ago Essendio commented on #689 Thank you for the opportunity to make this design! Hope you like it and will serve you very well. The files required here (.Eps and .Jpg) are now uploaded, check them and please don't forget to approve the files. Sure, I will attach the font name by email along with additional (free) files. (logo saved in transparent Png, B&W, Ai) Kindly regards, E. 6 years ago rperrings commented on #689 Please and thank you!! 6 years ago rperrings commented on #689 Can you let us know what font this is? 6 years ago Essendio commented on #671 From here, a new six entries set starts with another Pantone grey for text, with the symbol colors in the same order like previous. 6 years ago Essendio commented on #670 Pantone Nile Green 6 years ago Essendio commented on #669 Pantone Arcadia 6 years ago Essendio commented on #668 Pantone Emerald (Color of the year 2013) 6 years ago Essendio commented on #667 Pantone Greenery (Color of the year 2017) 6 years ago Essendio commented on #666 Pantone Chili Pepper (Color of the year 2007) 6 years ago Essendio commented on #665 Here is the 1st ranked version green. 6 years ago Essendio commented on #364 Hello! With pleasure, I'm really enjoying this project. I'm back with updates. There are five sets containing six consecutive variations (Pantone colors from your feedback, including this green here ranked 1st ) + one Pantone gray per set for text, from the lightest to the darkest. Also there are changes at the symbol leaf integration by 10%, line weight and texts weight. I arranged them this way just to keep the upload organized: - Harbor Mist Gray : #665, #666, #667, #668, #669, #670. - Neutral Gray: #671, #672, #673, #674, #675, #676. - Sharkskin Gray: #677, #678, #679, #680, #681, #682. - Cool Grey 9: #683, #684, #685, #686, #687, #688. - Slate Gray (Pantone 425): #689, #690, #691, #692, #693, #694. What do you think about the changes? 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 Also the green you used but replace the blue with grey lettering that fits. Blue psychologically makes people lose their appetite isn't good for restaurants unless its seafood. 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 Thank you for you help! Different grey lettering and green plate a iterations. We are almost there! 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 Cool Concrete Grey https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=pantone+cool+concrete+grey&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 https://www.etsy.com/in-en/listing/514012092/pantone-425-c-unofficial-3d-phone-case this slate grey 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 SHARKSKIN PANTONE 17-3914 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 PANTONE 17-4402 Neutral Gray 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 Thank you. PANTONE 14-0121 Nile Green 6 years ago Essendio commented on #364 Great colors! 6 years ago Essendio commented on #364 No problem for piece mail. Got it! I go to make the changes, and will be back. 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 A gray to try PANTONE 14-4202 Harbor Mist 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 PANTONE 16-5533 Arcadia 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 https://www.pantone.com/color-of-the-year-2013 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 Ultimately we want to keep the modern feel so dont want the plate or the lettering too bold but want to make it a little more punchy from a marketing perspective 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 Just to get a different look completely can you try this red for the a plate and grey lettering. https://www.pantone.com/color-of-the-year-2007 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 Also we like the one with the grey font more. Just don't like the teal. Various iterations of green leaf plate and a grey lettering is ideal. 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 No not the placement. Meaning shrinking the overall logo by 10% and making the brush stroke bolder. Making it a little more punchy. 6 years ago Essendio commented on #364 Hi, Sure! I understand what you mean by the usage on outdoor signage, in order to be more visible. Let me make variations as you described in feedback and I will come back soon. About the plate leaf tighten, just to be sure I've understand correctly, do you mean to move the leaf a bit to the left inside the plate by 10%-15% ? 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 Sorry for the piece mail. Can you please disregard the second layer color to the logo. Wouldn't feel modern enough. Lets focus on tightening in the plate leaf a by 10 to 15% and making the brush size bolder. Also we want to do apricari organic mediterranean a little bolder same font and a little darker gray. Can we try like 15 different color greens. Including this one. https://www.pantone.com/color-of-the-year-2017 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 Also can we tighten in the plate leaf a by 10% to 15%. While making it a little bolder. 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 Let me clarify sorry. One is much bolder lines. The other with a border of the secondary color around around the leaf plate 6 years ago rperrings commented on #364 Can you please make the this in two ways much bolder. Also with the same sizing but the secondary color that apricari font is done in wrapping the plate leaf a to make it more punch. The only problem we are finding with this is it wouldn't have a strong brand identity on signage from afar. Ultimately this is meant to be many locations and creating a brand is the paramount goal. 6 years ago Essendio commented on #230 Updates, there are four color variations in two sets: - the first set with slogan in the corresponding symbol color: #364, #365, #366 and #368 - the second set is with the slogan in grey: #369, #370, #371 and #372. 6 years ago Essendio commented on #230 Sure! I will start making the changes now and will come back with the updates as soon as I finished. Kindly regards, E. 6 years ago rperrings commented on #230 Can you please send a couple options that add organic mediterranean. Also a couple different iterations of the coloration would be awesome. We love the raw organic feel. Staying in that lane with the coloration is would be amazing. Just for the visualization of different options. Thank you! 6 years ago Essendio commented on #226 I'm very glad you love it and I appreciate the feedback and rank improvement, Thank you! 6 years ago rperrings commented on #229 Prefer the white and cleaner iteration 6 years ago rperrings commented on #231 Perfect the white iteration 6 years ago rperrings commented on #226 We love these iterations. Like the cleanest version. 6 years ago Essendio commented on #230 Thank you for the good ranking! 6 years ago Essendio commented on #226 The idea behind the icon was to combine in a simple way a small letter "a" + dish plate (viewed from top) + leaf. In this particular version, I've placed behind the leaf and dish plate, a subtle fill to make the plate and the leaf more visible. There is also a more simple subtle version: #230. What do you think about how your target audience will feel about this design? Kindly regards, E. 6 years ago