Glass Door SalonLogo Design Contest

Great job with variety! While #28 is my favorite of your three, could you do something similar, but with a softer, more feminine vibe?

I have a very credible source pulling for your #29. It's causing me to look again. Again, is there ANY way to soften it's look? I'm no expert and I have no idea what I'm asking of you, but I feel like there's something else I want with that. I hope we can explore this!

Hi,

Thanks for your nice comment,
Here my update logos from #28 and #29 --> #75 #76
and I have new varian logo for your salon #73 #74

Please let me know if you want more request

many thanks
Royan

Loving 75! Would be interested in seeing 76 wispier. Still really like the difference though!

75 and 76 are still my favorites. I like the image in 76. Again, would you be able to make that appear even more delicate?

You are in my top 5!

Would love to see the delicacy of #29 mixed with the curvature of #76. Would also like to see you do that in dark grays and black as well.

Thanks and great work!

Oh, and I forgot, could you stack the name and image instead of the horizontal layout? I think we might be leaning towards that shape.

Hi,

Thanks for your nice comment
Here my updated logos for you #151 #152 --> initial letter G & D
and #153 #154 updated from #76 --> represent letter G, D & S
hope you love it

Please let me know if you want more revision

many thanks
Royan

That was a very clever way to incorporate all three initials! Thank you for your hard work! #76 is still my favorite symbol. If you can, please use the gray from #153 and the symbol from #76, and let me see how that symbol looks stacked over the name.

You're very creative!

update from #76 --> #163 #164

I'm very impressed with #164's logo. I like the way you refined it with the pointy tips top right/bottom left.

It's getting very difficult as time is drawing near. I'll be honest, Bordo's #77 evokes the best feeling in my gut as it represents a strength mingled with delicacy in its font/script alone. I don't know a lot about fonts or how to appropriately guide you, but if we could work on this in your #164, I think we'd have a winner.