Coppess Family FarmsLogo Design Contest

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Great revisions - thanks much!

This is a good interpretation of the direction I gave - thanks! A few tweaks on the corn plants from a framers perspective. The leaves on the first small plant on the left are too much the shape of tree leaves. They should be more like the leaves on your second plant and there should be two of them. The second corn plant should not have tassels, but should start showing 2 ears of corn wrapped in their leaves. The third plant will have the tassels and two fully matured ears of corn. Thanks much!

I uploaded revisions.

Yes, the direction came from the client and was sent to all designers.

I did the changes, just to clarify, I noticed another designer did it too, was that the client idea or the designer idea? Because we cannot copy other designers. Thanks.

I like the logo, however, client is thinking in a different direction. Could you see what you can do with this idea: the word COPPESS in all caps, san-serif, to the right of the 'S' in COPPESS are 3-4 corn plants in various stages of maturity/growth (2/3 leaf plant to a mature plant w/tassel). Add a brown underline beneath the COPPESS type and the corn plant graphics to represent the soil/earth the corn plants are growing in, then the words FAMILY FARMS beneath the brown line in all caps.

I can't upload because you moved me out of top 5.

Tighten up the kerning on COPPESS between letters. Same with FAMILY FARMING. Leave more white space between the stars.

sure thing

I like this version! The theme line should not be part of the actual logo composition - it's too busy and hard to read. Can you try this with the FAMILY FARMS in the same font size as it is now but place it in an arch below the corn circle. Then make the COPPESS type twice as large and arch it above the corn circle.

So we should disregard the style inspiration? Because those are detailed, not simple.

Thank you got your entry. I think this is a bit too detailed. See some of the new example files I attached to the contest brief for inspiration.

revisions welcome