HexadecaLogo Design Contest

Thank you for your entry #50 danez. The graphic is good for what my business does.

Can you please make the following changes?
- use circles rather than squares (in my business, we use circles and sqaures to represent different components and circles would be more appropriate for the logo)
- don't use italics for the name
- use a lower case h
- have the name in black

Could you also provide a variation which has a second or even third colour in it?

I look forward to seeing more of your entries.

Regards,

Peter

ok i'll working it

Hi danez,

I like #91. Can we try it with a font that doesn't have serifs (i.e. no tails on the a etc)?

I noticed you used a dark grey rather than black in #92. Having seen it, I think that is slightly better than the black.

So, please change #91 to have the dark grey text of #92, and a different font.

Thank you very much for your work.

Regards,

Peter

Hi Peter,
and these are some changes with different font that you might like.
#93 #94 #95

Hello danez,

Having seen the font in #93, #94 and #95, I've decided I like the one in #92, so let's stick with the earlier font.

Can you change the colours slightly please? Rather than having several colours, can you please choose four colours out of the scheme used in #95. So it will look like #91 with four colours but using the colours from #95 - possibly orange, green, blue and purple.

Can you also prepare a variation on #91 to have grey text?

Thanks,

Peter

Hi Peter,
these are new update #122 #123

Hi danez,

#123 is currently my favourite as you can see from the ranking.

I have just tried printing a copy of #123 and then photocopying it. The dots close to the h (mainly orange and green) are so small that they disappear when photocopied. Nearly all the lines disappear. Are you able to do something about this please? Perhaps make the lines slightly thicker and rotate the image so the dots at the back are a bit bigger?

The reason is that clients will somtimes photocopy material that I give them. I don't expect the image to be perfect when printed and photocopied, but I would like most of the dots to remain.

Thanks,

Peter

Making the colours darker might work too.

ok peter, i'll make some variations

Hi Peter, i've made some tweak, check them out,
let me know if you still need some adjustment,

Danez

Hi,

Thanks for the updates.

I can't see the difference between #138 and #139. It may be the way the graphic is being rendered on my screen. Is one meant to have thicker lines?

When I said rotate, I meant move the sphere back. (I imagine you have a sphere that you are rotating in your graphics program?). In other words, move the white bit that all the lines go to to the left, that way the circles on the right will be slightly larger.

Don't make any changes for now. I'll try printing and photocoping first.

Thanks,

Peter

That's right Peter, #139 slightly thicker than #138
I wait how the results.

Hi,

Can we please try a few variations?

Some of the feedback from people I have asked is that the colours are too bright or that there are too many colours.

Can you please do some variations with:
- a single colour;
- two colours; and
- four colours?

Can you chose some colours that are not as bright as those so far please? Maybe try some darker blues, purple and green. Leave the text as black or dark grey.

We may have to play with the colours over the next few days.

Can you also do just one with the centre white dot moved a bit to the left so that the circles on the right are wider please? I want to see how that looks. Just do it with a single colour - if I like the look, I'll get you to redo it with one of the colour variations done above.

It is the weekend so this can wait until tomorrow if you prefer.

Thanks again for your work.

Regards,

Peter

One other quick thing. I am interested in using the same font in documents that you are using in the logo. In other words, I would like the font in the titles of documents I produce to match the logo. Which font are you using?

Regards,

Peter

Ok Peter I will make some variations this evening
the font is Humanst521 BT,

Hi Peter, I've made the changes according to your feedback,
I already rotate the axis, so that the center white point slightly to the left

I also made two options,
the first parts of circles to the left looks like a perfectly round #166 #167 #168 #171 #172,
and second, the circles on the left side made slightly affected by traction, because the shape of a semicircle #169 #170

and these entry ##173 #174 are same as #139

I wait for further news

Hi,

Let's stick with the original rotation (as in #174).

I've had more people come back to me and say that the single colour is better.

Can you redo #174 with the same colour as #168. Can you also please do a darker blue but not as dark as the blue in #169.

I notice you went back to using black text for #174. I agree it looks better with the darker colour.

You will win. We just have the colours to sort out.

Thanks,

Peter

Thanks Peter,
color updated #176 #177 #178 #179

Hi,

#178 with one minor variations will be perfect. Can you please add a "TM" symbol somewhere?

I assume in the EPS file the blue circles and lines are a single colour blue? They are rendered as different shades on my screen but I suspect that is the rendering not how you have drawn them.

Can you please tell me what the blue colour is (RGB) and ideally if there is a Pantone number for it?

Can you also provide the following variations to me at the end:
- coloured background - i.e. white symbol and text on the blue background
- black and white

Thanks,

Peter

i will add a "TM" soon,
The circles and lines are single colour,
RGB: 8/59/148
Hex: #083B94
and the pantone is: PANTONE 287 C

i will provide the variations through your email,

TM added #180

Hi,

Can you match the RGB exactly to PANTONE 287C? I'm getting slightly different colours on my screen.

Also, can you please make the TM smaller?

Thanks,

Peter

Sorry. I've been playing with letterheads etc and am finding the colour too dark if I use a block of it. Can you use a PANTONE C colour close to what you used in #177 please?

(To be clear, don't do 287C. Only do one with the colour like #177 and with the TM smaller please.)

Thanks,

Peter

color has been corrected, #181

RGB: 1/95/169
Hex #: 015FA9
Pantone: PANTONE 2945 C

differences in the intensity of the color from RGB to CMYK or Pantone it will always happen, but it should be very minimal