Fuels InstituteLogo Design Contest Logo Design Contest Contests / Fuels Institute Fuels Institute has selected their winning logo design. For $275 they received 268 designs from 38 different designers from around the world. Find out how LogoTournament works How LogoTournament works Contest Annotation Delete We are sorry, but the time to edit this annotation has expired. Save Cancel Entries by Nibiru Return to Contest Return to Contest Comment Activity Order by Ranking Entry Number Comment Activity To leave a comment please click on the logo. 1st 8 Withdrawn 2nd 4 Withdrawn 4th 2 Withdrawn New Withdrawn New Withdrawn New Withdrawn New Withdrawn New Withdrawn New Withdrawn New Withdrawn New Withdrawn New 3 Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. 4 Comment Activity Chubbdonovan commented on #264 Thanks for your patience. 5 years ago Nibiru commented on #264 Please review the two mandatory files first. The rest is ready to download from the outer storage. Thanks. 5 years ago Chubbdonovan commented on #264 Just checking in as I was pinged by the site. Did you already send over all the file formats? 5 years ago Nibiru commented on #264 Thanks for the selection. I'll prepare all the requated items asap. Thanks. 5 years ago Chubbdonovan commented on #264 No, I'd like the final files as requested but all with this image. THIS is the logo we want. 5 years ago Nibiru commented on #264 Hi, based on this comment, do you still want me to do the revisions. Thanks. 5 years ago Chubbdonovan commented on #264 OMG that's perfect!!!! 5 years ago Chubbdonovan commented on #263 Withdrawn Instead of the gear shift, we'd like the circle to look more like a car tire - https://www.iconsdb.com/gray-icons/tire-icon.html The edges shouldn't be smooth like the current logo and they shouldn't be like a gear, but more like the link above so it resembles a vehicle tire 5 years ago Nibiru commented on #264 What about this? 5 years ago Nibiru commented on #263 Withdrawn Can't get it. Example please.... 5 years ago Chubbdonovan commented on #263 Withdrawn I swear...that's the last edit. 5 years ago Chubbdonovan commented on #263 Withdrawn Ooo, by "wheel," I meant tire (car wheel). 5 years ago Chubbdonovan commented on #249 Withdrawn Primary logo (doesn’t include strapline “Objective | Collaborative | Research”) - Primary color logo: • CMYK • RGB • Negative CMYK • Negative RGB Primary color logo w/strapline: • CMYK • RGB • Negative CMYK • Negative RGB Primary black logo: • CMYK • RGB • Negative CMYK • Negative RGB Primary black logo w/strapline: • CMYK • RGB Primary white logo: • CMYK • RGB • Negative CMYK • Negative RGB Primary white logo w/strapline: • CMYK • RGB Primary logo black stacked (“Fuels” above “Institute” with the logo flush left): • CMYK • RGB • Negative CMYK • Negative RGB Primary logo white stacked (“Fuels” above “Institute” with the logo flush left): • CMYK • RGB • Negative CMYK • Negative RGB Primary logo color stacked (“Fuels” above “Institute” with the logo flush left): • CMYK • RGB • Negative CMYK • Negative RGB 5 years ago Nibiru commented on #258 Withdrawn Sure. Just summarize what you need. Thanks. 5 years ago Chubbdonovan commented on #258 Withdrawn Love it! When we finalize everything, will you send all variations of the logo? B&W, stacked, w/out tagline, with tagline, etc? 5 years ago Nibiru commented on #258 Withdrawn Let me know if anything else you'd like to revise. Thanks. 5 years ago Chubbdonovan commented on #249 Withdrawn Hello, sorry for the delay (things are hectic). You're definitely our favorite and I'd like to award you with the prize money. We need two changes: 1) Can you change the design from a sprocket to a wheel (tire)? 2) Can you use our primary colors? You don't have to use them all but we'd prefer these colors to dominate. Our primary colors are listed below: CMYK 22, 87, 99, 12 RGB 178, 64, 38 HEX B24026 CMYK 1, 39, 98, 0 RGB 247, 166, 33 HEX F7A722 CMYK 66, 0, 44, 0 RGB 71, 191, 66 HEX 47BFA6 CMYK 91, 51, 41, 17 RGB 13, 97, 117 HEX 0E6275 CMYK 62, 45, 40, 9 RGB 107, 121, 130 HEX 06B7982 5 years ago Chubbdonovan commented on #108 Withdrawn Creative but if I didn't pick up on that, I know others won't either. I want it to be subtle yet not left to interpretation if at all possible. 5 years ago Nibiru commented on #108 Withdrawn The four dots represent 1) red - fossil fuel, 2) green - electric, 3) yellow - solar & 4) blue - hydrogen. This approach is more clean & compact rather than put a realistic images. However, I'll presenting these images as well. Thanks. 5 years ago Chubbdonovan commented on #108 Withdrawn Here are our brand colors: CMYK 42, 89, 82, 65 RGB 79, 3, 0 HEX 4F0300 CMYK 22, 87, 99, 12 RGB 178, 64, 38 HEX B24026 CMYK 1, 39, 98, 0 RGB 247, 166, 33 HEX F7A722 CMYK 66, 0, 44, 0 RGB 71, 191, 66 HEX 47BFA6 CMYK 91, 51, 41, 17 RGB 13, 97, 117 HEX 0E6275 CMYK 100, 86, 31, 18 RGB 1, 56, 107 HEX 01376C CMYK 69, 82, 26, 10 RGB 102, 69, 120 HEX 654578 CMYK 52, 15, 100, 1 RGB 138, 173, 61 HEX 8AAD3D 5 years ago Chubbdonovan commented on #108 Withdrawn Very subtle but I'm not sure what story it's telling me. I still need to incorporate imagery for oil + electric + hydrogen (liquid fuels + electric). The visual needs to show that we do research on all fuels that power vehicles. 5 years ago