IIPDLogo Design Contest

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Bojan

I'm glad to be of assistance,...and thank you for your constructive feedback,...I think we've made very clean, pro-looking visual identity, with touch of traditional, but still quite contemporary in appearance! Talk soon!

Bojan

Thanks a lot for your continued help! We will be back with you shortly.

...one more version, with modified wooden bollards, giving it a bit of perspective/depth - central one is the biggest, two next to it are slightly smaller, and the ones on the sides are the smallest! Same concept like the one on entry #86, only on that entry all bollards are the same size!

...one version with symetrically positioned wooden mooring bollards,...6 of them visible, since horizontal ones can't be seen from the ribbon element!

...one version with symetrically positioned wooden mooring bollards,...6 of them, since horizontal ones can't be seen from the ribbon element!

Unfortunately, I can't use 8 handles of the ship's stearing wheel on the outter frame of the emblem, as you've suggested, since that would interfere with other designer's concept. This would be alternative approach, with stronger background story and symbolic value!

Let me know if I can be of further assistance!

Bojan

...version with wooden mooring bollards (hooks, ancored into dock construction, on to which boats/ships are tied when docked)!

...version with wooden mooring bollards (wooden hooks, ancored into dock construction, on to which boats/ships are tied when docked)!

Hi!

On my entries I've used mooring bollards (metal hooks, ancored into dock construction, on to which boats/ships are tied when docked),...I thought this could conceptualy be better to represent PORT segment.

Unfortunately, I cant use 8 handles of the ship's stearing wheel on the outter frame of the emblem, as you've suggested, since that would interfere with other designer's concept,...but I can offer something in between - wooden mooring bollards, as shown on entries #86 and #87!

Would it be possible for you to submit just 1 more? Use different style spokes/handles similar to old fashioned ship wheels, and also make them symmetrical (total of 8 spokes/handles). Thanks!

...version with mooring bollards forming full circle! Maybe version on #84 looks more unique and better balanced!

...this might be well balanced emblem, with mooring bollards reduced in size a bit?

...now, when I look at those variations with mooring bollards on the outside frame of the emblem, they might look a bit distracting from main brand,...maybe #82, or #78 might be okay, but my suggestion would be to keep the round outer shape of the emblem, like it is on this entry!

...of course, let me know if I can be of further assistance!

Bojan

...two more versions on #82 and #83!

I've made some explorations along the lines you've suggested,...entries #75, #78, #79, #80 and #81!

Bojan

Sure thing, we can try that! Be back soon with requested modifications!

Hi! We like this logo. Just wondering if you can please move the wheel handles that you have on the inside of the circle, to the outside of the circle. Also, see how it look with them going all the way around, kind of like a ship's wheel.

...a bit simpler, cleaner version with mooring bollard element, as port symbol!

...here's one conceptualy interesting design, with mooring bollard, as strong symbol of a port, incorporated instead of tagline!

...one simple solution!

Let me know if I can be of further assistance!

Bojan

I've made few more options, but if you want flexible solution, with easy detachable tagline, maybe entries #56/#57 might be worth considering?

...option with red stripes!

...one option with stripes!

I've made few options with tagline excluded, on entries #58, #59, #60, #62 and #63! Is this what you've had in mind? ...if you have some ideas, feel free to jump in!

...variation of design #62!

...one more option with less detail!

...another option!

...another option with wave pattern!

...one update with wave pattern instead of the slogan!

Sure thing! Let me explore some options! Be back soon!

Bojan

Hi! Would you be able to do this same one but with something else in place of the tag line? We are just looking at if this is potentially used in small spaces where that won't be legible.

...variation on design #56!

...in case you want to incorporate entire title "Illinois International Port District", here's one version!

...in case you want to incorporate entire title "Illinois International Port District", here's one version!

...new shade of dark blue, with light blue excluded on this entry!

...combination with light blue!

...different shade of dark blue (less saturated, a bit more pro-looking), combined with light blue.

I was exploring few more color options for this specific design - entries #52 (with light blue incorporated), and #53 / #54 (with different shade of dark blue).

Feel free to let me know if I can be of further assitance!

Bojan

...one more option, with more depth to it!

...basic color option, with Chicago flag modification!

I'm glad you've recognized potential behind this design! There's alternative color option on entry #37! ...let me know if I can be of further assistance!

Bojan

...one option with less "America", and more "Chicago" color selecion! Also, conceptual modification with anchor, actualy anchored in Chicago segment! Thoughts/suggestions? Thanks!

Bojan

...version on metalic background!

...alternative ribbon style!

...grayscale version of design #25!

...version with blue/red on metalic background,...more compact emblem form!

...deliverable monochromatic/gray,...might be useful for some printing/embroidering/web applications!

Hi!

Here's one clean, easy to print/embroider, emblem form design,...Chicago flag at the bottom part, with slogan on top of the ancor! ...monochromatic/gray version on entry #24!

Hope you'll like this concept, and feel free to suggest potential improvements! Thank you!

Regards,
Bojan