#62 is our favorite so far but we think it looks a bit too much like a bamboo circle. Could you pls modify the great colorful circle for us? See recent notes I posted today with things that we like... Also, we don't like leaves. Thank you!
perhaps the name ecoboom could go in white where there seems to be a window... i like the variegated stripe widths and the perspective trick but use the bright colors you used in your other logos today
#69 - could you pls change the greens to either brighter greens or orange? there's one block on the bottom that looks like the green stands out bc it's not bright. thanks.
#81 is similar to the image I sent but I'd like something closer to it. could you - or anyone out there! - pls try to replicate that rainbow ceiling with variegated width stripes above the name (in what is now the white window) and just narrow stripes on the bottom - just like that image? thanks!
When I did it verbatim, I didn't like it, so I took it further. The copied design was top heavy and an odd shape. I can show you the verbatim design.
While putting it together tho, it struck me that that would be a great web site design element. Kind of like how the brazilets logo is actually not the tiles, but the hand drawn frame and unique typeface. The tiles are part of the branding, yes, but not the actual logo. Perhaps these lines and depth angles would be a good branding element for marketing materials.
Is there anyway you can do another logo like #90 that has a perfect circle on the outside but the tiles are all randomly dispersed on the inside...like the world, and the recycling sign with all the bright colors?
Nancy - #90 is still our favorite but we'd like to see the tweeks requested above - or are those small font changes we would do afterward with you directly? thanks!
I'll work on these... I did want to mention to you that the entries in your contest are beginning to sport colors that are difficult (or impossible) to reproduce in print. You shouldn't run into a problem embroidering many these designs, but printing is another thing. Brochures and other 4 color (CMYK) print processes will not display color so vividly, in fact some colors will be quite dull by comparison. There are ways to achieve printed neon colors, but it's very expensive and you'll actually pay per color.