cottesbrook wine companyLogo Design Contest

thanks. has a few problems lately with folks that copy designs from logotournament :)
hope i win then :)))
thanks a lot, apologize again.

HI DAV!D. Thanks for email. I like your design as well but we are leaving the last word to our US importer who we are due to skype with shortly. If your label is not the chosen one at this time I will immediately remove as requested.

please, maybe take a minute and , if my work doesn't hit it, eliminate my entries... it's a very nice piece of design, and i would like to protect it from prying eyes :)
thanks a lot, really and apologize the unsolicited message.

very true....

We do not need to worry too much about the actual info on the label at this stage. It is compulsory and has to be of a certain heigh etc but that can be adjusted once we settle on a design that works. From a classiness point of view I think we are moving in the right direction, I just need to see how it works on a shelf with hundreds of other bottles. In the past I have seen labels that look nice on their own which get completely lost on the shelf!

absolutely :) .
just want to mention i have to apologize the delay (gmt+2) and that i have added the "produced and bottled by" cause i needed to fill a bit the label in the lower side. if you're not okay with it, i can remove it...maybe put there the denomination, vintage ...other info of your trade

Hi, very interesting. I will need to let the rest of the staff see these two variations

thanks for the comment.
uploaded 2 versions #19 and #20 .
slight bigger white space corners, the rest untouched.
thanks again.

Hi, we like where you are going with this. We have found that white defines labels well and really "leaps off" the self visually. Can I suggest you try and expand the two white corners a little to see what that looks like?

on this one. i can remove the outline making the rectangle ..just left it to show the margins.

hope to see you again in many contests :)

Thanks, new to this so point taken.

the contents is intended to look like this. luxury/tradition are often associated with this kind of ...vintage work.

for future reference: when you click on a design a comment area will reveal itself. please comment there . the designers feel uncomfortably when publicly talked about their work especially in the blind phase.
thanks a lot.

dimensions of label ?
shape of it ? square/ rectangle, oval?
this helps making the layout.
thanks.