EvelopsLogo Design Contest

Professional software consulting

Software development consulting for custom business solutions and online applications.

Good colours: Multiple colours including a range of blues such as navy blue. Greens and pale yellows would also go well.

Bad colours: Avoid black, orange.

We don't have a company colour scheme at present. The logo must be suitable to appear on a white background.

We like logos with 2-5 colours, but if you are going to use many colours, please try to group them or shade similar colours into each other, ie shades of green, shades of blue, etc. Rainbow-like colour spreads are bad because they resemble printing companies.

We are looking for a logo with the word Evelops to the right of it. The slogan should not be included. Fonts like Helvetica or the winning font from our other contest https://logotournament.com/contests/ehealth_training are good. Text should be shaded if possible.

The concept of a logo made up of multiple elements that are synchronised or interacting seems a good place to start.

Sleek curves are great because they convey professionalism. You can see an example curved logo we like in our previous contest winner at https://logotournament.com/contests/ehealth_training

Suggestions that we'd like to see explored:
1) Abstract swirls and/or curves
2) Interlocking puzzle pieces of different colours
3) Multiple zig-zagging arrows pointing diagonally up to the right like stock rising
4) A seedling (growing plant) emerging with an abstract or stylised background.

If you're making a late entry then please make sure to put your own 'spin' on the design to make it unique to you. Don't hesitate to message me either.

Fully 3D logos are bad because they are unsuited for corporate environments. Drop shadows are bad for the same reason. We love shaded 2D logos, or 2D logos that use shading to appear raised. We like shading on our logos similar to our winning entry from https://logotournament.com/contests/ehealth_training

We are open to the idea of an e in the logo but it should not be just a 'plain' e. It should be heavily stylised or abstract, or visible in the elements of the logo but subtle. Just showing curves or gaps between elements that could be a c or e is good. Also, the logo must not look like the blue internet explorer e. You can definitely use blue components in the logo but there should be additional colours as well.