HumanCoopLogo Design Contest

Hi, thanks for your contribution, but there's too many colors used.

Hi,
Thanks for the feedback.
Sure, i'll come up with new color and new design.

Regards,
BL

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Really like the #24 and #25 which makes it web 2.0
About #22, i like the idea of people raising their hand up, going up, it gives the idea of "together, we are stronger"

Just talked to my 3 associates, 2 of them say the problem with #24/#25 is we need to be able to print in 2 colors on tee shirts for example and still see the shape of the logo. They prefer #22.
They say it's better to have only 2 colors, so let's try removing one color, maybe even removing the guy in the back so we can see the shape of the 2 guys in the front making a heart better
Can you try several different colors, font face, font weight to?

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an option.
Modified from #24, #25. Able to print in 2 colors on tee shirts, BW, etc.

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modified from #22. only 2 colors

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#34 can you try a little clearer orange and clearer blue (one of my associate says the skype blue for example).

Blue and orange look good, but is it possible to have other combination of colors too just to have other options?

new color combination

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modified on " O's " try depict of cooperation

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#75 and #76 really looks like the O's are attached, so it's not good. We want to express that they are appart.
Is it possible to try something else?

How about trying to change op in blue for example? or trying adding a hyphen on the 2 O's?

Sure, i'll provide the design immediately

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with hyphen between 2 O's

(This comment references Entry #81)

Thanks

Can you try adding just a dot between the 2 O's and removing the hyphen as in #89?

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Here is the revision. with dot between o's

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