Glen Oaks EscrowLogo Design Contest

Hi, here's my concept for your contest. It's a GOE lettermark, all three are there :)

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Here's a mark with a thicker line weight... I think it matches the image of your website a little better.

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Entry #27. Please do not use the Glen Oaks website as a reference as we are going in a COMPLETELY different direction.

Ok. What do you think of this for color?

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Sorry about sending back the wrong version. I noticed that this morning. Here's the mark you liked with the same colors. I'm not sure if we're on the same page as to the version of Taupe. Funny thing is I looked it up on wikipedia and it seems nobody is :)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taupe

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Ok. I just saw your private message. This should be the correct pantone you specified. It's closest hex equivalent is 665546 by the way.

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a little more G and a little less E

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I prefer #55 to #66. I think #55 is done unless you want to lighten the lighter of the two purples in the circle. Unless I zoom in, I can't see that there is a lighter purple: they are reading as one. Please only lighten enough so that it shows. Don't go too light. Thanks!

ok, this one is a little lighter, mostly for your viewing. There is some compression applied to the images by this site so reds and colors that contain red tend to look funny sometimes. This is not what the source file looks like or the .png's I export.

If there's any pantone shades you'd like to see, let me know.

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ok, this one is a little lighter, mostly for your viewing. There is some compression applied to the images by this site so reds and colors that contain red tend to look funny sometimes. This is not what the source file looks like or the .png's I export.

If there's any pantone shades you'd like to see, let me know.

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