Free To LearnLogo Design Contest

...and two last ideas #239, #240.
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Some new designs #223, #224, #225, that have modern, organic style.
Your feedback is welcome.
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#150, #151 color variations

New designs with an abstract girl's profile.
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New design #111.
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Yes please drop the cup, leave the circle and the text and shorten the slogan to "keeping girls in school"

New circular versions in grayscale #85, #87.
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New versions #70, #73 with more modern style.
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Yes sure.
One clarification please about "try taking the cup out altogether".
Would you like to drop the cup and leave only the text?
Thank you :)

Thank you! Can you simplify further? Maybe just one tone, take out the checkerboard in the kite and make it a little more "modern", less commercial?

Thank you! Can you take out the $8 and try different angles for the cup? Can you also try taking the cup out altogether?

Here are some grayscale variants of the kite concept, #50, #51, #52, in which I've simplified the tail. Let me know which version you prefer.
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Thank you for the comments, they'll help me to develop my concepts.
I'll be back shortly with some revised drafts!
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I like the kite concept! Let's simplify the tail - get rid of the books on the tail and make it more stylized, and more like a ribbon. Can you also try the kite in a few different locations - on top, on the left

Good that there is a lot of information, but the design has too many details which make it distracting. Maybe put the cup before "free", get rid of the owl. Can you put the whole thing in grey? Maybe better to pick the color later

Hello,
I'll be happy to know your comments about my #37, #38, #39 concepts.

• At my #38 concept I used an owl as a symbol of learning.
It's a cute icon that communicates your message in a friendly way.
Not sure if you want 8$ to be written on your logo...

• #37 has a more creative touch. I used a kite, to portrait freedom, and on its tail it has books. It's an interesting approach.

• Finally #39 has a more classic, symmetrical style.

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