Epiphany Image ConsultingLogo Design Contest

Great - I look forward to hearing form you.

Have a great day!

Hi Steve,

Perfect! Thanks for your thorough explanation here.

I will choose one variation so we can close out the tournament and then proceed outside of LT with regard to the others.

Warm regards,
Joselle

Hi Joselle,

I hope you had a productive day! :)

You would need to choose just one variation for the purposes of concluding the contest, but I am more than happy to provide a variety of color schemes afterwards.

The process is that you select one 'primary' design/scheme initially. I will then upload ESP and JPG files for that design here within Logo Tournament for your review and final approval.

Once you notify LT that you approve the files, the contest will formally end and we can share private contact details.

At that point, I will send you a full set of files for the 'primary' design (AI, PDF, PNG, etc), together with a set of files for each of the additional color schemes you request.

I hope this makes sense - please let me know if you have any other questions.

Warm regards.
Steve

Hi Steve,

Thanks for the heads up this morning. I've been running all day, myself.

As we near the end of this tournament, I do like a number of the variations you provided and don't want to have to choose just one.

Is there a limit on the number of files you will allow me? I understand I will own my chosen design. Am I free to have color variations done on my own? Please advise and explain the difference in process, if there is one.

Kind regards,
Joselle

Hi Joselle,

I'm going to be out of contact for the next few hours, so apologise in advance for any delay in responding to requests.

Have a great day!
Steve

Thanks - you too!

This is perfect!

Enjoy the rest of your evening!

Done. :)

I'm going to be online for another hour or so - if you would like to see anything else at all before I log off, please let me know.

All the best,
Steve

Exactly. Thanks!

Hi Joselle,

Did you mean the colors as per #121 and #122?

And, truly, it's no problem at all.

Best,
Steve

Hi Steve,

I really appreciate your quick turnaround, here. The only things missing are the bright yellow versions. One with black lettering and one with white lettering. I think I prefer the version where the 'i' in epiphany has no dot.

I won't bug you anymore. At least not today. :o)

Many thanks!!
Joselle

Hi Joselle,

Please see entry numbers #130 to #139.

You will notice that designs featuring full split lettering have two variations: #130 & #131; and #132 & #133. The only difference is that one of each variation includes a dot over the 'i'.

I think I provided all the options you requested but, if I missed any, or if you would like to see anything else, please let me know.

Kind regards,
Steve

No problem at all. I'll have them ready soon.

Hi Steve,

I don't mean to frustrate you, but I think I messed up. I do like the look of 128 and 129. Please proceed in that vein.

Thanks,
Joselle

Hi Joselle,

I think I'm clear about what you want and will work on these variations now.

The wide, more rectangular version of the icon was in the last two entries only - #128 and #129.

For the variations, I'll revert to the squarer icon from #66.

I'll have them ready to upload within the next 30 mins.

Kind regards,
Steve

Hi Steve,

After further review of your submissions, I've decided that the font style above, and 'image consulting' in all caps, is what I'd like to stick with.

If possible, please re-produce the logo above in the color schemes of the following submissions. 65, 67, 68, 117, 118, 124, 126 and 127.

Please advise if my request is unclear or if you're unable to see the numbers of your submissions.

If the above submission is the wider version you spoke of, I love it! Please advise if the wider look was also applied to any other submissions.

Warm regards,
Joselle

Hi Joselle,

In the spirit of leaving no stone unturned, I've experimented with the icon, making it slightly wider. :)

Do you like it, or do you prefer the square version?

Hi Steve,

You have given me plenty to consider. Thanks for the level of attention you've paid to my requests. Speak soon!

Kind regards,
Joselle

Hi Joselle,

I've experimented with some different fonts, and also with upper case/lower case combinations. I've also rotated the color schemes using black, white and greys together with the yellow from entry #66.

Do you like any of these, or is there a combination of font/colour that I haven't tried that you would like to see?

All the best,
Steve

Hi Steve,

I would love to see as many variations you can come up with using the yellow (shown above), gray, black and white in your current offerings. Any font options you come up with are welcomed.

Best regards,
Joselle

Hi Joselle,

Thanks for the great feedback! :)

I'm a little tied up with family stuff this afternoon, but I plan to experiment further this evening.

If you have any specific colors or fonts you would like me to explore, please let me know.

All the best,
Steve

My name is Joselle, by the way.

Hi Steve,

Thanks for all of the options you've provided. I'll be in touch, you have exceeded my expectations going into this process!

Thanks! I have to leave the house soon and will be away for much of the day, but will will work on color and font variations as soon as I return.

I really like what you've submitted, but I'm excited to see variations in both font and color. Thanks

Thanks so much for reviewing my submission!

Would you like to see any variations in font and/or color scheme?

Best regards,
Steve

Thank you for this design, rendraG!! I really appreciate your consideration and explanation of your thought process in creating the design element.

The icon is inspired by your desire for "some kind of visual representation of a transformation into a more evolved version".

The left side of the icon is in the form of a capital letter 'E', which 'evolves' into a lowercase 'e' on the right.

The same narrative is reinforced with the first letter in the company name: a unicase letter 'e', split so that the left side resembles a capital.