Exemplar Signs & GraphicsLogo Design Contest

Pepita, sorry you are not happy. For us a graphic had to be one of three things. Invocative of signage, invective of the concept of exemplarity, or intrinsically compelling. None of your submissions met those criteria. They were either too difficult to understand or more representative of something else. Sorry.

Dear customer, from his requests it seemed to me that he wanted "visually invoke signage". Now I see that this is not the case, I think I have not properly interpreted his indications. I withdraw my proposals. Best regards.

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same comment as 134

same comment as 134

same comment as 134

graphic not compelling. of course, the difficulty is that exemplar is a very abstract word. i know it's hard.

Graphic has no meaning to us

Gave up on trying to find immediacy in graphic

I guess I understand you want a clear reference to signage ... I will try to propose a different graphic. Thanks for the feedback

Better than other one with arrows defining an S, but over all too abstract. No clear association with signage or tag line values

The graphic is too abstract for us.

Still don't find graphic easy enough to understand

Graphic takes a while to make sense of. Meaning not transparent enough.

Can the graphic work in the ESG of the name or visually invoke signage?

thanks for the thoughtful rationale.

I try a solution for the word "Graphics" ... see you soon

The concept: "out of the labyrinth" with Exemplar. I have imagined the best way for the customer (product value, safety ...) as the signage indicates the road, Exemplar indicates the best way to make the signage clear and efficient.
Green is the signal of "free", Exemplar "turns the road", turns on the green traffic light and accompanies the customer with his professionalism towards the best result.

Can "graphics" be tucked in so it doesn't extend out on the right so far?

I would like more of the green used in the graphic as it is one of our main colors in our name. What is the dot for?

Can you explain the graphic. Not coming across instantly.