D'nM Wedding FilmsLogo Design Contest

Hello,
Thank you for the feedback.
The shadow was lessened on #26 resulting with #32;
And the "D'nM" color on #24 was replaced with the one on #25 resulting with #33.

Here are more designs: #34, #35, #36, #37, #38 and #39.
Thanks...

Thanks so much for your designs. All great work.

It's getting tough to make a decision! I really like how yours would work well on either black or white bg.

I haven't used logotournament before - just wondering how the final design is supplied (if you win). Is there flexibility to be able to take the design and use it on either black or white (eg: supplied as psd file)?

Cheers,
dave.

Hi Dave,

The final files to be uploaded in Logo Tournament have to be in a vector EPS file and also a 1000px by 800px JPG file.

I can certainly provide a PSD file and have the designs in different layers with different backgrounds. My software are also commercially licensed to myself.

Please check out the contest I won below; the contest holder also had a similar question:
https://logotournament.com/contests/society_hill_studios/by/dezyner

Thanks!
Melissa

Hi Melissa,

Thanks for your reply. That's great to know.

I really like what you did for the Society Hills logo, really nice work. I love the phrase 'cinema boutique' too.

It has been really hard to decide - so today I actually went out to a bunch of friends, industry colleagues and brides (past, present and future) to ask opinions. There was such a range of responses - but your designs are certainly popular.

I think part of the appeal for me is that #36 or #37 would work on a black or white background (or pretty much any color).

Just one revision request so that I can see how it looks - could you please do #37 with 'Wedding Films' beside the D'nM - as it is in #36.

Many thanks,
Dave.

Hi Dave,
Here is the requested version of #36: #182

Would you like to see more versions or a particular style? Perhaps incorporate space between the heart/apostrophe and the letter "n"?

Thanks!
Melissa

Hi Melissa,

Thanks - I like this version better. I don't think that it needs space between the heart / apostrophe and the letter n.

We quite like the heart as the apostrophe - and I think that it's understated enough that it's not cliche'd. However we've had some feedback that it's maybe a bit 'cute'. I wonder if you might have anything else up your sleeve to try there? I wasn't a fan of the rose one. I'm not sure what would work ... just avoid hearts & film reels!

Thanks,
Dave.

Hi Dave,

I submitted more designs from up my sleeve... I tried to avoid hearts and film reels... Though a heart figure is still implied in these designs, I hope these are not seen as cliches. #240, #241, #242, #250, #251, #254, #256...

Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks Melissa,

We like the new ones! We'd just like to see a little more definition within the dnm lettering. Maybe adjust so that there's no black space in the loop at the bottom of the M and on the left side of the N.

We think that the red works better on a white background and the silver is better on black. So a little undecided on which color at the moment.

Thank you Dave,

I submitted the changes on letters "n" and "m" on #256: #272 & #280. And red for comparison: #276 & #279.
Here are some variations on the colors schemes, more food for thought: #274 & #275, #273 & #282...
And I also thought perhaps to give gold a try:#277, #278...

Thanks!

I thought the letters "d" and "n" were rather close on #256 and the others, so I placed them farther apart on this one...

(This comment references Entry #283)

Hi Dave,

I hope these new submissions are easier to read "d'nm": #284 & #285 and #286 & #287...
And also "D'nM": #288, #289 & #290.

Thanks,
Melissa