Hi, thank you for the invitation! Here is my design for colour soup. I made the logo part of the word mark, with part of the soup cup being the "C" in colour. Any revisions welcome!
Thanks Anna these are clever and great! I'm liking both designs, so undecided about which arrangement is more eye-catching.
#42 - I like this but perhaps too much green. Prefer a blue turquoise as core colour. I do like the tagline on top of the spoon.
#43 - Ditto - too much green. I've had positive feedback that the bowl seems more easily recognisable in this layout. Can we see how this looks with the colours from #42 in the word 'Colour' here? The colours seems to draw attention much stronger.
Thanks! Keep the ideas coming - you are very talented and clever with your designs!
#62 - Great, much fresher & livelier look - thanks! Only thing that bothers me a little is that the 'COLO' starts looking like a face with the cup, which seems to stop me from reading the whole word 'Colour'...
#43 - I added in some comments in my previous post - please refer above.
As my business is to do with Colour & Interior Styling, anyway to incorporate this element into the design or a new concept?
#62 - I love the blue colour in this. The lighter shade in #99 doesn't have as much impact.
#99 - Brilliant idea!! Only problem is that it's so small, especially if I use the logo on a letterhead corner... can't really see what is inside the circle. Like the idea - anyway to increase the size and maybe simplify the interior inside so that it can actually be appreciated on first glance?
#98 - I prefer the look of the interior inside the circle and the contrast of white + a few accent pop colours (compared to #99). However, the words are too hard to read on #98.
#115 - Love this - Sofa colours are brilliant / high impact. Can the background stripes be lightened/paler just a teeny tiny bit? To bring out the sofa line more, as currently when looked a from far away, can't really tell it's a sofa at first glance. Or maybe keep the top two-thirds of the stripes the current strength, then gradient/taper them slightly slightly paler towards the sofa...
#116 - Great design - love the gradient effect. I think #115 conveys the sense of awesome interior more, while #116 is more like a nice interior.
#117 - Very boutique chic feel. Like it, but prob not quite right for my brand =) .