DebtAssistAmerica.comLogo Design Contest

DebitAssist America logo concept with a credit card shape in a life preserver.

I wanted to try this with red & blue (American-ish) colors first,

If you think this concept is too cliche for your business, please let me and the other designers know (as I am sure it will be copied by others).

If you like this concept, I can try it in your corporate colors (instead of red and blue).

Thanks for your consideration,

Matthew
GoNorth Design, Inc.

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If you like this design, there are a few things I would like to do to refine it a bit, like:

add a small shadow where the card touches the life preserver
add some shading or effects to the text

#7 the design is very promising. im open for your suggestions. try to make it look a little more conservative and professional. thank you

More subdued colors, added an American flag shape to the life preserver, and used a more conservative font.

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More subdued colors, added an American flag shape to the life preserver, and used a more conservative font.

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can you please take out the american flag. keep everything else the same. then do another one take out the american flag also and instead put DAA there with your design. you know what to do. We really like your work the most

Thanks

American Flag removed version.

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As requested, a version with "DAA" added to the design.

Any thoughts on the colors or the fonts or the basic layout? Anything else I can do for you, please send me a message.

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Slightly different coloring on the words.

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Same design but with a rounder font to match the round life preserver, and the life preserver moved beside the DAA wordmark.

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More condensed version.

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Different more modern font than the original classic font, life preserver colored to match.

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