Cordalia ConsultingLogo Design Contest

#4) I like the look of this, but can we make the blue a little darker, and increase the font size comparative to the graphic?

Thank you for these latest logos.

#57, #58) I feel that the colour behind the font detracts from the crispness of the logo.

#59) The shape and colour are too similar to the logo of a major client of ours.

#60) I am not keen on the font used for 'Cordalia'. The use of the two lines creates a feeling (in my mind at least) of an organisation that thinks of itself as very authoratative and 'we know best'. We want clients to think that we'll work with them, and adapt our solutions to their needs, rather than walking in the door telling them what to do.

#61) I like this, but could we make the symbol into a full circle? At the moment it looks like a pairs of lips.

Thanks for the constructive feedback throughout, please let me know if you have a font, color and symbol preference thus far from my entries and I will combine them together. Thanks!

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#62) I feel the shadow below the symbol makes the logo a little too complicated. I'd like something crisp and uncomplicated.

#63) I preferred the round symbols, rather than this shape.

I like the font you've used in #61-63. I prefer the round symbols, perhaps something that represents the geographical spread of our practice (which is generally bounded by Australia, Japan, China, South East Asia and India).

#88 #89 Although I commented that another logo in green looked crisp and interesting, I don't think that green is right for our business. I also not a fan of the lighter blue.

Could we try #88 with different colours in the symbol, perhaps navy and gray. Can we make the text navy and a lighter weight to the font for "Cordalia'. Should the 'consulting' also be navy? or grey?

navy and grey, as you requested, thanks!

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#285) Please could you show me what this looks like in b/w, greyscale, and against a blue background.

Greyscale...

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black/white...

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