#25 & #24 - Ulahts you are the front runner. But we need to combine. I really like the typography of #24. I really like the image symbol of #25. I like the blue color in #25 but the gold color has to go. Please swap the gold color for a deep purple (true eggplant), nearly black . The quality of the resolution in both #24 and #25 needs to improve. Look forward to seeing what you come up with. Possible more design work available if we get this right.
Hi, Thanks for the feedback. Coming some updates, as for the resolution? That is a bit confusing as all the entries are vectors, resizeable. Here it's a 350x280 px presentation and maybe that's why you think the resolution is low. ;) Cheers Emi
#32 and #33. Emi - I like the blue color and the design but I keep getting stuck on the second color. I think the second color should be sophisticated, contemporary and arresting. My mother wants an even darker purple. You have any ideas? The rest is perfect. Can you try two or three different colors instead of the purple. Thanks,
# 37 Thanks for being responsive on the color change. I think the smaller triangle still isn’t quite working, I think the black gray combination that some of the other artists have used might do it. Also, I’ve been having a hard time communicating what change in delta means as a mathematical concept. It’s not a linear progression of steady growth, it’s a very large, exponential change from one stage to the next. For this reason, I’m wondering if there’s a way you could imply change of that order of magnitude, by suggesting, not fully drawing a third triangle, about triple the size of the middle one, mostly off the page. I look forward to seeing what you come up with.
Well, that would make the logo a bit too busy. Yes, i know what a change in Delta is - i won few math contests in high school and then first year of college.
As you can already see, the idea of exponential growth is already beeing showed with this logo. If you would address your company to a large amount of mathematicians then maybe yes, an exact representation of the idea would be good, but think that you not all the clients will be math geeks. Also, the busy i will make it - as i see already some of the submissions are doing it - the harder will be to be reproduced in print and other materials, not to mention the "fuzzy" aspect. You want to be firstly vizible and then understood. If no one will see you then who will understand you. :) In a larger scale, the people will recognize a company having a logo that is not quite simple neither overly complicated. ;)
Emi - I agree with your last comment. Let's try a couple more versions of #37 so we can declare you the winner before the copycats start flooding the entries. Let me be as clear as possible. Keep everything the same as #37 but color the smaller triangle a lighter shade of blue and do the same with words "Change in Delta" or put the wording in black. Also, I'd like to try a grey background like #40 because the whole thing still seems a little "heavy." Let's try that and I'm open to your feedback. JRK