Hi, great submission. Could try the following for us?
(1) Entry #161 with shades of dark blue instead of orange? (2) Entry #161 with the image of the flame changed to an image of a running man? (For the running man, we prefer an image similar to the one we uploaded to the brief.)
Hi again, getting closer! Could you try *two* new submissions similar to entry #212?
(1) Entry #212 with the running man replaced by the letter "C," where the letter fits into the inner light-blue part of the flame. In this submission, we'd also like the word "citus" in a darker shade of gray.
(2) Entry #212 with just a running man that looks more like the one in our original brief (no flames because we thought the running man plus the flame was too many messages in one).
Hi again, almost there. We'd like two more revisions (both in the same submission) on entry #254.
(1a) The white dot inside the letter "c" removed. We just want the letter c in the flame, and not the dot. (1b) The text "citus" is in a darker shade of gray. This is important as it's our company name and it looks faded as it is.
thank you, these are some new entries that I hope to match what you want. I also added some modifications entries, maybe you are interested in a different layout. if you want a further revision, just say what you want. I will try my best. I hope you like it.
Thanks. Fits our description, but it now looks like there are two "c"'s. (one within the flame, the other in dark blue as part of the text). Could you make two more versions of #276, as follows?
(1) Bring the white dot inside "c" back, keeping all else the same.
(2) Make the changes below (all within the same submission): - Drop the letter "c" from the text - Keep the image of the burning "c" close to the text - Match the color of the "c" in the flame to the color of the dark blue text next to it (so the text doesn't read as "itus data") - Alternate the tone of the flame as you see appropriate so the "c" within it is still visible
Also, an idea: Maybe we can use a brighter blue for the inner shade of the flame so as to make it burn brighter? (please feel free to experiment with this or ignore it as you see fit). At the end of the day, we feel the entire logo (including the shade(s) of the flame and the following text) should not contain more than three colors for simplicity.
thanks for the feedback from you, this time I propose some revisions to the placement of fire on your logo. I still keep using 3 colors. dark blue, light blue, and gray. is there any color you wish to change?
hopefully you menykainya, best regards, ady a.k.a tetrakamen
#356 you want the person running the exact same form with the example you give? such as those made by the rank 1 and the other? I was not doing it because in the brief written "Citus Data does not own the copyright and this file is for reference only." but if you still want it, I will soon create one, and certainly with a fire that has become a concept of mine in this contest . thank you