Case Study Collision Science, LLCLogo Design Contest

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Case Study Collision Science, LLC has selected their winning logo design.

For $575 they received 336 designs from 29 different designers from around the world.

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kurtdweiss commented on #269

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Thank you for submitting your work in this logo tournament. I enjoyed viewing your creativity. Best of luck.

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #269

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modern, yes. Thanks. K

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #264

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thanks, awesome. Thank you

9 years ago

Minoru commented on #269

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I try to use a modern font that matches the logo.

9 years ago

Minoru commented on #264

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here is #185 logo with #175 font size.

9 years ago

Minoru commented on #241

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#241 is logo without conection on "C's", I mean middle light color.

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #241

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I see little difference with #241 compared to #175. Can you tell me, please, because they both look great.

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #175

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the logo appears BOLDER, and I prefer #185. Please do not change from the overall shape and magnitude. Thanks.

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #229

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I see here you have widened the C and C, but I prefer the more compact versions. Thanks,

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #175

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NO shadow is necessary with this logo. I prefer the logo without it.

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #228

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I do not prefer this separation when compared to the others you have offered.

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #181

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colors are sexy, but not for my logo. I do love yellow/gray, but the bluer versions have more professional appearance. thanks

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #185

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looks like an attempt to match the logo height and text. I prefer the font in #175

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #180

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too light, for sure.

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #176

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I refer the darker version, thanks.

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #175

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I prefer this darker version of the gray C. Thanks

9 years ago

Minoru commented on #175

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I try to put the shadow behind C's with the lighter color.

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #92

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and in doing so, an S will appear in the middle of the opposing C's.

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #91

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no, see other comments. other attempts are better.

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #92

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remove the shadow so the left "C" doesn't look like a "G." This is the preferred logo that will have WHITE between the "C's."

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #95

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closer but left "C" looks like a "G." remove the shadow that attempts to give it depth, 3D.

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #98

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no. company name on two lines. not the preferred logo

9 years ago

Minoru commented on #66

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Thanks for feedback, please review the update entry.

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #65

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this color scheme on the other format with company name to the right logo. I like this color scheme better. Tone on tone works.

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #66

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why the second lower gray corner? the 3D image does not need this second lower grayed out corner. It would look more like hole without it, perhaps

9 years ago

kurtdweiss commented on #65

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linear logo and company name is better.

9 years ago

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