eyecousticLogo Design Contest

The eyebrow makes up part of the headphones. Hope the eye in the center is clear. Let me know if you want to see any changes. Thanks!

(This comment references Entry #12)

I'd like to see a revision with a smaller graphic and a more modern, clear font - the colors are great! Thanks!

Actually, just change the font a little bit - the graphic is great the way it is. Thanks!

Thanks for the feedback and ranking! I will update the font but won't be able to get to it till tomorrow morning.

Hi there. I changed the font and also tweaked the icon some. Let me know what you think. Thanks!

(This comment references Entry #23)

I like the new icon and the font. Could you flatten "eyecoustic" a bit - make the letters a little wider than they are tall? Thanks!

Flattened the text. Might still tweak the icon some and will upload any changes. Thanks!

(This comment references Entry #25)

I just played a bit with the perspectives and spacing to make it look like more of an eye when you look at it from far. Thanks!

(This comment references Entry #26)

Not sure if it needs the shadow underneath. Any thoughts? Thanks!

Without shadow underneath...

(This comment references Entry #29)

I like both #25 and #26 - can't decide between them yet. #26 does look more like an eye from a distance. The shadow is good. You'll stay in first place unless something new and extraordinary comes in. Thanks!

I toned down the gradients here and cleaned up the eye and moved the shadow underneath. I think this is a much cleaner version. I am really enjoying this project. Unique and different so I want to come up with something great! Look forward to your feedback. thanks.

(This comment references Entry #33)

Just experimenting with other colors...

(This comment references Entry #34)

I like the new pupil gradients and the shadow underneath in #34 and #35, but I don't really like the dark ring around the eye. The fade to a white inner ring on #25 and #26 makes the pupil stand out better.

I got rid of the stroke around the eye and returned the original gradient towards the white. Thanks!

(This comment references Entry #39)