GWL AdjustersLogo Design Contest Logo Design Contest Contests / GWL Adjusters GWL Adjusters has selected their winning logo design. For $400 they received 165 designs from 38 different designers from around the world. Find out how LogoTournament works How LogoTournament works Contest Entries by the B Return to Contest Return to Contest 2nd #66 Withdrawn Prefers others. #92 Withdrawn Prefers others. #77 Withdrawn Prefers others. #68 Withdrawn Prefers others. #67 Withdrawn Prefers others. #33 Withdrawn Prefers others. #32 Withdrawn Prefers others. #11 Withdrawn Prefers others. #10 Withdrawn Prefers others. #8 Withdrawn Prefers others. #7 Withdrawn Prefers others. #6 Withdrawn Prefers others. #5 Discussion the B Logo Designer feedback appreciated(This comment references Entry #5) 15 years ago garrett01 Client Entry #5, I don't think the color alternation of the letters work for me. The "W" is what really stands out but it doesn't really mean anything. Looks like "W" ADJUSTERS. Thanks for your effort. 15 years ago garrett01 Client Entry #6, Not a bad design. It is much better without alternating the colors of the letters. I was wondering how transferrable the reverse shadowing at the bottom will be regarding ebrodering polo shirts, hats, etc..? 15 years ago the B Logo Designer thanks for the comments... as for the shading it is for the web 2.0 aspect for embroidery it would be better to do something different. I will do a new one with my suggestion. Thanks again, the B [Bryan] 15 years ago the B Logo Designer used straight blocks in background to be more embroidery friendly(This comment references Entry #7) 15 years ago garrett01 Client Entry #7, thanks for the revision. You are still in the running. FYI, ADJUSTERS needs to be bigger like in #5 and #6. Thanks Bryan 15 years ago the B Logo Designer used oval to incorporate strength(This comment references Entry #8) 15 years ago garrett01 Client Entry #8, Thanks Bryan, looks good. The oval helped define the outline of the letters. Can you go back to the curved background (i.e. Entry #6) instead of the straight block and make "ADJUSTERS" a shade darker? 15 years ago the B Logo Designer as suggested(This comment references Entry #10) 15 years ago garrett01 Client Entry #10, can you make the weight line go all the way across the oval. I would like the line shaper. Look at entry #1. He is using some type of a flash fade. There should be a little more contrast in blue between the top and bottom. Making progress and thanks for the hard work. What ever color blue you use for the bottom of the oval should match the color you use for "ADJUSTER" 15 years ago the B Logo Designer not a problem making adjustments...(This comment references Entry #11) 15 years ago garrett01 Client Entry #11, looks good Bryan, thank you! 15 years ago garrett01 Client Entry #11, Bryan is it possible to increase the boarder width of GWL and slightly increase the font size of ADJUSTERS? Thanks again. 15 years ago the B Logo Designer thanks for making the suggestions(This comment references Entry #32) 15 years ago the B Logo Designer read your post, just a thought for you to compare to the oval(This comment references Entry #33) 15 years ago garrett01 Client Entry #33, I still really like #32. Thanks for the extra effort. 15 years ago garrett01 Client Entry #32, can you try outlining GWL in black so we can see how that changes things up? I am looking for a little mor definition. Thank you very much. 15 years ago the B Logo Designer black O/L as suggested(This comment references Entry #66) 15 years ago the B Logo Designer icon style(This comment references Entry #67) 15 years ago the B Logo Designer icon color variation(This comment references Entry #68) 15 years ago garrett01 Client Enty I am going to replace #32 with #66. Not really feeling it with 67 and 68. Thanks again. 15 years ago the B Logo Designer something different(This comment references Entry #77) 15 years ago the B Logo Designer I like this for an icon...(This comment references Entry #92) 15 years ago garrett01 Client Entry #66, I still like this one. 15 years ago