I noticed in your brief you asked for something that was "clean, simple and modern" that would allow you to create an embossing stamp for tin foil covers used in your business. The typeface used here exudes style...modern style, simple and clean. Also, because the type is relatively bold in its approach, it will stand out well when pressed into tin foil covers for your Clients to see.
There are elegant, curling waves of heat coming off the type that spells out "DISH," floating upwards. They also catch the eye of the viewer and lend a sense of movement to your logo -- an urgency, as in "we need to get this to you right away, and piping hot!"
Each logo submission is 100% vector, so they'll scale well to any size, and work well in full colour, B&W and on coloured backgrounds if needed.
Let me know if you would like any revisions, I'll be happy to make them. -Jennifer
I've created a few alternate concepts for you. One has a leaf inside a flame, using a gradient effect to add a modern feel to the graphic. The concept: freshness (leaf) delivered hot (flame).
Another concept: a leaf with "DISH" inside. Once again emphasizing freshness.
And finally, an alternate version of my first uploads, with a still bold yet thinner weight for the font.
My apologies for the late uploads; this weekend has been anything but normal for me, more interruptions than usual. Between most everyone being sick in my household and other random obligations getting in the way, finishing these concepts and uploading them has taken more time than usual. I hope you can understand my position.
I'll be finishing up some alternate concepts later today. Thanks for the rank!
The latest uploads incorporate the fact that you cook for your Clients, and say that what you make is the "dish" you'll be delivering to them. So, your company name shown as in the process of being prepared (cooked) in a pan. I decided to not include an actual dish, as I didn't want your intended Clients to look at the logo and assume you sold dishware.
In other uploads, I've included a fork and spoon in them. Their presence usually means that something in their vicinity is about to be eaten, so I've placed these pieces of silverware in there for visual reference.
I'll be submitting more concepts as we go along. Have a great night!
The last few uploads contain a patterned border. Entry #100 in particular has significance: the edges appear to resemble little mountains, which give a subtle nod to the fact that your company is in Telluride Colorado. This also gives a subtle indication that your company is catering to the needs of folks who are on a ski vacation, folks that want great meals waiting for them upon arrival.