Indigo PrintsLogo Design Contest

Feedback very much welcome, still cooking some ideas in my head.

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This initial design feels a lot like Polaroid, or something film oriented because of the wide spectrum of color. Thank you for the creative use of type. I think we're after something that will appeal a bit more toward women.

Thanks for the quick reply! I'll keep on trying.

Definitely more feminine font, CMYK flower

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With another font. Do you like the gradient I'm using or do you think it's overcomplicated?

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With a much simpler gradient and a font combination

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CMY dots, font combination

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We want to stay away from the CMYK colors and gradients.

Font for 158 is a little bit to girly or child-like.

Thanks for your feedback. Here's a more simple approach and a lettermark.

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Even simpler.

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Another concept, with a slight reflection

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A simplified version of a previous entry

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Really like 191, but feel like the little "ip" icon doesn't match this new logo style. Can you make a matching one? Can you also try to simplify the font for "prints"

^Of course.
In the meantime, a fresh concept.

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This new "g" is really interesting. Is there a way to tone down everything else and use this funky "g"? Maybe simple like 175?

It's just a little difficult to read

Simplified "prints" font, wordmark concept 1

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Simplified "prints" font, wordmark concept 2

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The word prints is still feeling hand drawn. I'd love to clean it up and make the edges nice and crisp. Maybe a slightly thinner font for both words?

Per request, simpler font with the stylish g

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Crispier, serif font on the "prints" word. Thanks for the feedback!!

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On 205, Indigo is still feeling a bit heavy. As a side note, the ip creation is still feeling disconnected, but that's not quite as important for the time being.

Revised all issues: Slimer "indigo", crispier "prints", matching wordmark

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Combining a bit of everything

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Can you try "indigo" from 206 and "prints" from 205? And maybe remove the little "ip" icon because it's confusing us.

Sure. Sorry for the confusion.

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Thanks a lot, please let me know if you have any other ideas or suggestions. I'll keep thinking and trying as well!

212 is looking fantastic! We would like for the word indigo to appear more dominant than the word prints. We had a couple of thoughts:

thicken up indigo slightly - we really like how indigo looks now, so maybe just a tiny bit
thin out prints a bit - I am open to you trying a new, thinner serif font here. Maybe try a couple of versions with different ones? We definitely want to keep a straightforward, serious serif.....just thinner.

Thanks again for your kind feedback. This is a slightly revised version of 212 with a thinner "prints" and an "indigo" with more presence.
I'll try more combinations in the morning!

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Can we see an all black version of 212?

I'm sorry, I meant 213. All black of 213

Absolutely, Thanks for the interest.

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Another sharper font for "prints"

Another sharper font for "prints"

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A slight remix on the fonts

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This is an idea for a web-based logo, which slight hints of 3-dimension.

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273 is our new favorite. We like how the "d" doesn't connect at the top. However, we like the font used for "prints" on 274, even though it's a bit thicker. It just has more of the personality we're looking for.

Thank you for the dimensional logo in 274. What a difference that makes. Can you show an all white logo on an indigo background that has the "dimension" to it? Love how it looks pressed in, like letterpress.

We're going to need several variations on this logo and just want to make sure all of them work the way we think they will.

Thanks! about #273, I changed the "d" is for the exact same reason: it just looks cleaner not connecting at the top. The font used for "prints" is the same as #213.
I'll post the entries shortly.

New "d", other font for "prints"

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White leterpress with indigo background, concept 1

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White letterpress with indigo backround, concept 2

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Simple white on indigo.

As always, thanks for the feedback.

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I'm still not convinced with the white letterpress effect, I'll keep on trying with different methods.

I agree - I think it needs to be bright white. The effect you achieved in the green area of 274 is perfect. If you can make the background solid without any gradient, that will help.

A much softer inner shading did a better job.

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With a solid background, slightly more inner shading.

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It's probably the dark background, but just not able to see the shading like I was expecting. But that's ok. Can you do an all black version of this one for us to compare with the other one? Thank you again for all the revisions. We appreciate it greatly.

A couple of new ideas

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Absolutely. Thanks to you for the great feedback!

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Yes, sadly, the letterpress works also as a visual effect; being the letters darker than the background, they appear "behind it". I'm still going to give it a try.