Flying Pig GamesLogo Design Contest

I wanted to do something really fun that would represent your company really well. Thank you for your time and consideration!

(This comment references Entry #22)

This design is adorable! It is absolutely FUN! It is colorful, bright and playful. The hot air balloon concept is great - totally connotes a sense of adventure and aspiration. Love the font treatment TONS - especially the curly-cue pig tail on the end of the "g". It leans a little toward young/kiddy/baby feeling, but that is not going to rule this one out at this point.

We wonder what could be done with the concept to make it feel a little more mature? Please show us more!

Also would like to see our tagline incorporated into the design: Games for Your Passions

thank you!

I tried to make this version a little bit more mature looking while still keeping it really fun. Thank you for your time and feedback!

(This comment references Entry #53)

Just another change. I can also present it horisontally if you prefer that. Thank you again!

(This comment references Entry #54)

We'd like to see #54 horizontally as you suggested, if you'd be willing.

Also, really like the changes you made! The nostrils on the new versions are weirding us out a little, but we love everything else!

We absolutely love the hot air ballon concept!

Here is the design presented horizontally. It's much easier to have a web banner that is horizontal than try to work it into a small vertical space. If you have any other requests, I'd be happy to address them. I also changed the nostrils a bit in this one. I can change them to a different shape if you still don't like them though. Thank you for your great feedback!

(This comment references Entry #57)

I wonder how it would look if you took the nostrils from 22 and put them on 53. Really like this design concept.

Kandid,

Response to your design has been very positive. Your first version #22 is actually the most popular of the one's you've submitted so far. Our focus group just really wants to see this pig "grow up" a few years.

He looks like a little piglet - preschooler piggie and is absolutely adorable and fun, but we really need to choose something that will be appealing to lots of different aged kids - including older boys and grown-ups too. We don't feel like we can put this design as-is on packaging geared toward tweens/teens. Can you see what this pig would look like with a few more birthdays behind him?

We really do love it, the font is awesome, it's bright and colorful. Thank you for your hard work!

Can you show us what this pig would look like with a few more birthdays behind him?

I changed the pig to look a bit more grown up. I will also submit a version with no outline more similar to #22. Thank you for the great feedback!

(This comment references Entry #91)

Here is the same pig as the previous submission but without a stroke. Thank you again!

(This comment references Entry #92)

Another version - this one is parachuting. Just for some variety. Thank you again!

(This comment references Entry #113)

This time flying pig is attempting some sky diving. It still gives a sense of adventure with a little bit of an edge. Thanks for your time and consideration!

(This comment references Entry #117)

Here is the skydiver with the tagline. Thank you! The tagline can be moved or the font/color can be changed.

(This comment references Entry #118)

Here is the parachuting pig with the tagline. Thank you!

(This comment references Entry #119)

Grown-up pig in the air balloon with the tagline. Thank you for your time!

(This comment references Entry #120)

Skydiving pig with a different place/color/font for the tagline. Thank you!

(This comment references Entry #122)

Really like the treatment on the tagline in #118, like the skydiving concept, not completely sold on it though. Like the parachute idea too!

Another skydiving version. I think this one is a bit more mature than the previous entries, but would still work for the younger generations as well. Thank you for your time and feedback!

(This comment references Entry #141)