Government Freight ConferenceLogo Design Contest

its writen precise and clear:
https://logotournament.com/logodesigners/plamen

Understood. No way to know where the artist resides. Have a blessed day.

when you write this, in Europe was night!

Any way you can improve the real look of the truck? Make it more modern, add details? Google truck manufacturers like Perterbuilt, Freightliner and Volvo to see what we mean.

Industry leaders are still very interested in this design. Here are the primary reservations that with changes could easily put this back in first place: 1) Tire looks like the fat whitewalls on 1950s tires. Can the tire/wheel be made to look more like a modern tire? Google class 8 truck tire wheels. 2) De-emphasize the acronym "GFC" and make "Government Freight Conference" the prominent part. Try one sample with no acronym (GFC) and only with "Government Freight Conference." 3) is there anything further that can be done to modernize the truck? Add a front bumper (looks like it's missing). Or rather than a bulky bumper, just complete the contour of the lower front end of the cab.

here are the updates....

We're leaning toward a truck image but I don't like what I'm seeing in terms of truck images because they ook too much like an old bus or an RV. Trucks have distinct power unit and visual separation b/t power unit and trailer. Google Freightliner, Volvo and Peterbuilt to view modern truck models. Make image look more like a modern truck, not a 1940s passenger bus or 1950s RV. Looking for modern, sleek and efficient but still look like the modern trucks you see when googling sites for Peterbuilt, Freightliner, and Volvo trucks (3-axle power units pulling 2-axle trailers).

Very good. Truck cab image is too old looking. Want a more modern, streamlined "cab" or "power unit" as we call it in the trucking industry. Acronym okay, but would like to see what thinner font for "Government Freight Conference" would look like.

Very good. Truck cab image is too old looking. Want a more modern, streamlined "cab" or "power unit" as they say in trucking industry. Font too bold.