Ferme SafariLogo Design Contest

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your welcome

Thank you so much for all your great proposals

Thank you so much.

Thank you this is again a great proposal. Seriously, it is so difficult to choose just one logo. I am passing this to my team I trying to get some votes

I try change the root with farm. thank you so much.

i try change the root with farm. thank you so much.

The one with just the groundnuts its much more classy in my opinion
Is it possible may be to work more on the roots, see if you can improve there (even if I found it already nice as it is ) We are a farm which is also run by women (proudly African ;D) could it be possible to make a reference to that somewhere (it is just a last minute idea, so no worry if it is not possible )

I try put groundnuts and bean together, please your feedback.

Thank you so much.

your welcome,i already add new designs

Thank you, Can you please use red or orange for the beans as here http://neartonothing.blogspot.com/2010/07/beans-and-rice.html
and you can than use the same color for the beans and the inner leaves
Thank you

okey i will revise.

In fact, I like the idea of the tree and the roots because it reminds me moringa and cassava roots that we are producing on the farm.
I would like to may be see cassava roots that are more distinct from each other, the cassava leave between the letter it is a good idea but I need more realism or forget completely about the cassava leave as there is already reference to cassava with the roots, put something else that we are producing on the farm (groundnuts, beans, tomato, etc) and for the tree if you can make the moringa leaves even more recognizable that will be perfect. Thank you

Please your feedback. I add new designs. Thank yo so much.

okey. thank you so much

Not bad but few people around me asked me if it was a cannabis leave. Don't want to create such confusion :)

okey,

Could it be possible to use the same police for the "ya Kwetu" than in the logo #32

thank you so much, i already add new designs. please your feedback.

Good idea. But would like to see real cassava roots and associate one way or another a second crop ( we are not exclusively cassava producer)
And Ya Kwetu (local), it is 2 words.