Costume Network, IncLogo Design Contest

I started off with gradients and switched to solid colors for impact.
Thanks,
Tere

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Simplifying the color

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Deducting the total design

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Continuing to simplify design...removed features

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Adding back just the eyes looking at the name

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I may have gotten a little carried away :-) It was fun...here's just one more.
Image reflected and reduced. You can see how it will reduce as an emblem.
Thank you,
Tere

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#79 a simple as it can get... one color but other colors can be used.

#81 took the place of #79

#50 - I like the font of this one and it is good art- fun colors... the problem is that it is too much like the one we have http://top10costumes.com/costumenetwork.html (and even more complicated) and note part of the challenge working with us is that we are also associated with one of the hippest underground arts collectives in NYC (http://www.kostumekult.com/) and we need something that has some edge to it...

I'm glad you clarified that. Sometimes a visual will throw an artist off :-)
Now I know what you 'don't want I'll take some time to try again.

Thank you,
Tere

Here's a new style in a completely different direction.
The color registration is purposely off for this particular style. The font is a hand script.
Thanks,
Tere

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#97--- nice attempt at something graphic and artfull but with such tiny lines would not make a great logo, does not scale...

Before I add to the line is the graphic something that you would like? I can easily do that.

Here it is with thicker lines

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One more...with the first font, a little more straight forward on legibility.
Tested and holds line detail to less than 1"
Thanks once again,
Tere

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Couldn't help myself this is too much fun.
'Breaking out of the box'

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Out of the box :-)

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#105 is my fave for a logo but #104 is my favorite for art... wonderful stuff... On 105, might you drop the "inc" from the logo and possibly put a hint of an eye in there? This might have the effect of rotating the face a little towards the viewer but regardless- the eye is where consciousness is and might be a touch more engaging... (it may work it may not but worth a try?).

I tried. This one was hard. Every mm of movement, rotation, postion and size completely changes the expression...to be expected.
Looking forward to your response.
Thanks,
Tere

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