Honey20Logo Design Contest

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Thank you for this gentle message, good luck also to you, and good choice. To the next contest!
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Thanks for this design. The team met today and have decided to move in a different direction. I have appreciated working with you and your quick response. Hope we can work together again.

Thanks for this entry. The team met today and decided to go in a different direction. Many thanks, and good luck. Hope we can work together on a future project.

thanks! for now I've finished. I made changes trying not to copy any designers, I tried to do something different in the negative space.

OK. You should be good to upload. Thank you so very much.

Okay, there are. I did some tests around this project, working on the O to distinguish it from a fruit. I put the drops in the negative space and changed the leaf. If you want to see the designs you will need to put me in position 5 for the time it takes to load. Thank you!

It is true, it can confuse. I put the leaf to say that it is natural, but confuses with a fruit. At first I had put three yellow lines in the O, then I felt too much and took it away. I try to work, make some changes, when I have something ready to write here, to load. See you soon. Thank you!

The team really likes this mark, but I am still confused about the orange "O" and the leaf. Can you give me a rationale? It looks like an orange to me, not a honey reference. If you have any other design ideas around this type treatment, it would be great to see them. Many thanks.

This is really interesting and completely different than anything we have seen so far. Worth consideration. Thanks!

Yes! Thank you.

okay, I understand, I think ... soon thanks!

Thanks. Like your spontaneity. This feels a little too hectic, though.

I like the sense of spontaneity in your designs. Any other ideas on how to combine that with a clean and aspirational feel?

We are looking forward to seeing them! Thank you.

ok, thank you, I need to be able to improve. I try again! See you soon.

I think you are on the right track and the abstract hive is compelling, but we have seen graphic representations that we prefer.