Barada RanchLogo Design Contest

if there is a specific Pantone color orange you want just let me know

hope you like this one better - shabbat shalom

tried that.

Let's try the Barada Ranch in a burnt orange and just print the Premium Kosher beef is the same, but smaller font in BLACK. Maybe stretch to fill the same horizontal space as the name.

My nephew who is a rabbi trained to be a shohet also. And I teach at my synagogue. But do not know all that much about details.

more modern interpretation facing front.

Please try a little more masculine and unique font. Thanks.

Prefer/like the name all on the same line. The block with star looks a little too afterthought and not integrated. Thanks. Can't use the actual circle U in the brand. It will be separate on the finished product labels. Great question. You obviously have some working knowledge.

Update: My partner says that the steer needs to face right, "Forward". Thanks! Let's also change "Meats" to "Beef" (my fault on that one.)

Update: My parter says the steer should face right, "forward".

let me know if you have a preferred font. Also do you use the circle U symbol instead of the star? keeping star subtle in this one.

thanks... will make some changes to try to adjust it. I work in promotional merchandise as my main business so will be sure you can get a clean digitized tape for embroidery and print at smaller sizes. thanks Carol

Let's also go with a cleaner typeface. Concerned that when printing or embroidering that the white spaces will be compromised.

I do like that the design allows for the tag line to be removed and Barada Ranch allowed to stand alone.

Crazy coincidence. I really like this design.
I don't like using the star in place of the "o". With this more simple design it may not be appropriate to work in.

No baby calf. Steer must be full group wn. Orange should be a darker orange. Thanks.

The cow is too cartoonish. I like the circle/branding iron concept though.

advise if you want to see variations and/or different tone.

have to share - doing family history work found my great uncle had a kosher market in 1914 in TX! then this contest appeared - coincidence?
Carol Kantor