Conoce Tus Derechos, Inc.Logo Design Contest

Thanks I'll make adjustments.

Thanks I'll come up with the one suggested on the next updates.

I really like this logo for its colors. Here's a thought. Can you put something like the hand logo in #30 in the center of this, instead of the person icon that is currently in the center. The hand icon should be within the color scheme of the #48 logo. -- VBE

Just to be clear to the designer, there are two people looking at these designs. In my opinion though, I think the icon needs to be cleaned up. It looks like the two gaps in the circle are not even, the left side gap being higher than the right side gap. -- VBE

Just my thoughts on this one. I don't like the hand icon at all. The fingers are not well defined. It is not clear to me that this is even a hand. -- VBE

Thank you for the wonderful comments working on the requested changes at the moment.

Can you incorporate something representing education in this logo? And can you make a second version with some warm tones as well as cool? Thank you. --VBE

I like the color combination in the #28 icon. Can you use these colors in #26 with the suggestions changes I previously submitted? -- VBE

I like the color combination on this icon, but I don't like the heart. I wonder if you can add additional icons showing, voice/civil rights, education, unity/trust. -- VBE

Can you add the tagline "Paving the path to freedom and equality" to this logo? Also delete "Inc." and make the font a different color. I think the blue in the font is a little bright. Our preferred color scheme is overall warm with some cool to tone it down. Thank you. --VBE

Can you remove the "Inc." from the logo and add a tag line "Paving the path to freedom and equality in the US"? Also can you make another version with the tag line included, but with the smallest blue ball going from left to the biggest blue ball on the right. Thank you. --VBE

I'm not sure the icon really says anything about our mission. It might be a little too generic. I'd like to see something that represents trust/unity, voice/civil rights, and education. Also, we don't need the "Inc." in the logo. --VBE