Hedgehog ITLogo Design Contest

Hi. Here is my concept for your contest.

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I like the slogan. I think the logo needs a different design though. I'll be able to comment more once we're open tomorrow.

try to implement the 3 circles from the picture i mentioned in my description

Here's something based on the 3 circles theme. I've been thinking about Hedgehogs all day :)

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I appreciate your efforts. Check out #29 - is there anything you can add that has a similar feel to that?

Also: Keep in mind that it doesn't necessarily *require* a Hedgehog in the logo. I love your works so far, but after looking at some of your other projects I noticed that you've created a ton of logos that are tailored more toward the business owner. They are my target market!

For example, your eagle river logo is great! I hope I can get something that good.

here's one with, sadly, no hedgehog...

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I can't stop thinking about hedgehogs :)

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and here's the arrow.

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I'm very pleased with how this version has turned out. The hedgehog is in there, but it's very subtle. strict 2 color design, but also with some dimension.

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The text kept looking like hog-it to me that way... it might really be best in only one color. I'll think on that a bit. Also, if a critter is included I think it might look better looking down at the name.

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i think the color scheme in #50 is less "hog-it" than #68...if that makes sense

other thoughts are italicizing the IT, or putitng periods in between them? personally, i think the one that is ranked 1st right now works (in terms of hog-it)

Just doing some color and contrast exploring...

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ok, I'm back at the orange and black.. or near black

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Just checking in. I know you're out of town, but just wanted to say hi.

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