Good Bones, For Good.Logo Design Contest

The font I used is Century Gothic Bold

Thanks again logo, we're getting closer to launching. Can you please let me know the name of the font you used in this final version?

I'm sorry to hear that. There is no rush.

Still, I have to work on it a bit. And yet I wasn't sure if you like this version, as it wasn't on top of your selection.

Oh sorry - I thought you said you had refinements still. I think it looks good. I'm waiting to hear from my partner on it -- they're in the hospital right now, so I'll connect with her to see what feedback they have.

Could you let me know whether I should work on this entry, or you still considered entry#85, currently first ranked?

Please see the entry #87. It's still a raw version. Clothes and hairs need some refinements.

Wow, great mockup, really. Thanks! I'm on it.

Can you do the font spacing similar to number nine?

sorry for the lapse in feedback -- I think there's elements of the top 6 logos that we really like, but there's not one that's nailed it.

I tried to mix and match the elements we like: https://drive.google.com/file/d/11I-uVrQ1IQI2IuluocPdkKonYyM9Pln-/view?usp=sharing

The ponytail, the strong leg stance, and the triumphant arm.

Thank you for the ranking. Let me know if you want me to change anything or refine any details.

New entries #85 and #86

Based on your previous example, I've been aiming more at "fist-pumping." Now, as you suggested I'll go for "jump for joy". IMHO #83 and #84 are going the right direction?

Also, please keep in mind these are raw sketches and all the details like hairs, clothes, etc can be modified.

Please see the new entries I've added.

Since then, I've added many other, different poses to choose from. If any of them catches your eye, let me know.

How about #84?

To me, this figure looks like she’s engaging in a very bashful jump :)
In googling “child silhouette jubilant” or the like there is a lot of inspiration images. I kind of like a bit of longer hair because it express the airborne nature of the figure too. Getting closer

Thank you for the info. I'm still working on it. Please see entry #80 for the progress.

Thank you for the reference and for mentioning the attributes behind it. The example expresses it well. Of course, a logo has to be unique and I can't use an image from the internet.

One more thing. Maybe it's just me, but your example looks a bit like hanging by one hand? I'm trying to make it more like jumping. It is still work in progress and any comments are welcome.

Thanks!

She feels triumphant, healthy, and it's age appropriate.

Thanks for your work on this -- I realize it's tough to communicate the exact right "person" for this logo We found one that feels like the right tone, age, etc.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hv69iUkAJtxJoeRO3hCK5XU4OG2oIX_y/view?usp=sharing

...or #79

Thanks

Thank you!
I'm working on it. Please see entries #77 or #78.

Awesome, we're getting closer. Do you have a slightly older child to choose? This organization is inspired by a 9 year old girl -- but this specific type of cancer generally impacts teens and tweens.

Please see entry #70 and let me know if that is what you had in mind?
Thank you

I like the dots- can you thicken up the font on “good bones” and try the “for good” underneath in all caps (slightly smaller font) with more space between the letters

This figure is not my favorite of the ones you've submitted. Maybe we a child or a different person.

This is actually really interesting concepts with the dots -- has kind of a cellular feel to it which is appropriate. The figure seems a little too much like adult though. A child might be more a better fit for our cause.

Thanks for your submissions. I like this style. Could you try some other options with text.
Maybe Good Bones on one line, and For Good below it perhaps in a slightly smaller font?