educational companyLogo Design Contest

My submission for review and consideration. I've created a strong abstract mark with and without the letter"O". I've used stylized shapes that represent the strongest features of the Oranda fish which are the Tail, Pectoral fins and Cap.

Colours used are 2 shades of grey and orange..the gray mimics the white version of the Oranda fish which is rather striking contrast between the cap and entire body....

We can change colours at any time

Scott

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with letter "O"

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Hi Ruth

Your quote on the main page "Play to Win" I enter to provide you a solid design that best reflects your vision..of course winning is good too :)

Happy Holidays
Scott

and thank you for the invite :)

Hi Ruth
latest versions

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white on orange

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UPDATED

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layout changes plus update the tagline which will applicable to all version submitted

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Certified version with the letter "O"

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stand alone Mark with Certified

we can edit colours at any time we are not stuck on what I submit

Scott

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Scott - these are nice plays! Still looking for something more abstract. Your first entries were closer to that. Wish we had more time! Thanks for playing! Ruth

Hi Ruth,

New concpets

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as a stamp to be used in watermarking documents and or certification documents

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Dear Scott - you are really versitile and talented. Is there a way that you can play with the design so that it doesn't hint of flowers? THANKS!

I've reduced the number of Oranda fish to 2...still in a sweeping circling motion as if swimming lazily through a pond...the design still retains dynamics and eye catching as well

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thanks - can we go with a 3 or 5? :)

Geesh I almost missed your request

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the white centre is a hidden element by design (starfish)