ICM Custom Publishing SolutionsLogo Design Contest

I really like the icon/avatar ( #43) that you've created in this logo. However, I think the words "Custom Publishing Solutions" needs to be larger and easier to read. Would you consider making "ICM" as deep as the icon/avatar and flowing the words "Custom Publishing Solutions" under the icon and "ICM"?

Thanks for your effort on this. I really appreciate it. I'm anxious to see your variations on these changes.

Fred

hi Fred Parry

thanks before.

i have revision like your mind on #48, #49, #50

i hope you like

regards

Muji

Can you turn the icon 180 degrees on #54 so that "v" looks like magazine pages opening or flipping?

Are like this #55?

or like #56

On #55 and #56, can tweak the artwork so the arms of the "V" look like magazine pages or an open book?

Thanks.

thanks before.

i have revision on #84, #85..
i hope that like your mind.

if any change with color and avatar, you can contact me.

regards

Muji

hi fred Parry,

how about #104

thanks

also look #105

Muji-

We're down to the final day of the contest and I have you in my top 3. I really like what you've done thus far but I'd like to see you introduce a little more color (green or orange) if possible. I'm also open to any minor tweaking you may want to do with fonts to maximize the readability of the fonts when used in smaller applications like letterhead, etc. I'm also a little uncomfortable with the kerning of the word "Solutions." Any suggestions? I appreciate the AMAZING job you've done in this contest. Final selection will be made tomorrow!

Best regards,
Fred Parry

HI, FRED PARRY

thanks before,
i like work for you,
i don't know kerning, can you explain the meaning?

regards
muji

hi Fred Pary,

i have some revision on #109, #110, #111, #113

i hope you like

thanks

muji

In typography, kerning (less commonly mortising) is the process of adjusting the spacing between characters in a proportional font, usually to achieve a visually pleasing result. Kerning is the adjustment of the space between individual letter forms.

A slight improvement, but I like the color pallette #104 better. I was looking for a small orange or green accent, perhaps a rule?

thanks for your explain and for your feedback,

how about #117

thanks

I like your text treatment in #117, but prefer your color pallette in #104.

thanks before,

how about #130, #131, #132

muji