Very interesting design. We would love if you re examined the details and photos of the Contest Brier and noted some of the specific spelling and other elements requested.
Looking forward to your further refinement, new ideas and modifications.
Thanks in advance for your creative contributions.
Ok, sorta trying to get the brief visually.. it said something about a shadow which is pretty tricky with text, to get it looking realistic or not cheesy, I put it onto a plate like a vehicle number plate and tried that it seemed to be the most believable and pleasing to the eye without making the shadow reversed.. anyway all the shadows in my artwork should be compatible or editable in after effects, photoshop, illustrator, final cut, etc..
Well Done! Out of all the designers, YOU seem to have visually adapted the Design Brief better than anyone thus far.
Much appreciated it the care to make it NOT CHEESY and the time to keep things realistic looking.
We like the Urban look, accompanied by a readable font that's not boring....
Would you apply your talent to perhaps exploring some designs that may be a little more to the graffiti side of writing, without loosing clarity or looking fake....
Thank you again for your design contributions and sharing your talent and ideas with us. We look forward to your next round of creativity.
As you can see, your designs ARE the top 6. Thank you for your fine work thus far…
We love the font We love the text “Visual Media Production Community” We love the shadow of the “Ferocity” spelling play on the word We love the stencil look and feel We love the license plate look JUST AS MUCH as we love the “HINT” of the plate faded out in design #83 and #82.
DESIGN REFINEMENT requests: What we hope to accomplish is a look that has components that are stand alone and can be used in groups and combinations. Specifically: 1) In #83 we would like to be able to extract the font and text alone as a stand-alone element. 2) In #101 we love the Chain Link Fence idea and could see the more defined license plate design of yours #84 being placed ON the fence as if in a junk yard or someone house overlooking the city. 3) In #101 we like the idea of a city in the background as a single element that can be replaced by an ocean or by a Soccer Field etc. and still look good. 4) In your design #82 we can envision that blue stencil look sprayed onto many urban elements, Billboards, Fences, Constructions Site graffiti etc. I trust this will assist you in the shared understanding that the design we are looking for is going to be used across many platforms from print, to embroidery, web design banners etc.
Thanks again and we look forward to seeing what’s next !!!!
Great! Sure all these logos are able to be moved edited etc, I can put them all in the one file on an email later on.. all the elements are movable/editale/adjustable shadows, text, effects etc are all separate elements.. I can work on something more detailed like a scene, I have been working on some ideas like that, it's taking time to get them looking right though. incorporating those elements of the city, fence etc a lttle cliched, but doable, was even thinking a rusty wall or beaten metal plate all the logos can be placed over moving or static photograhy if required but - this site dosn't allow that. it must be vectorised..
couple more here, #122 I put more of a metal fence to see how that would work, #126 it's got more of a graffiti wall look to it, and I figured that if the two R's in ferrocity are pronounced it will make it look like ferocity but purposely spelt ferrocity.. I like that one..