FireMatterLogo Design Contest

abstract flaming brain

Thank you zrox. #26 is better. The font of #27 is not what I am looking for. Can you try different concepts for the flaming brain? It feels "organic" but I am not sure it is obvious that it represent a brain... Thank you!

#68 I like your new concept much better. You are the only one who has tried to incorporate a logo in the wordmark. Thank you. Still I don't think the font works, but please make a few iterations with different flaming elements (maybe more geometric?). I like the direction you are taking.

Wisps of smoke create brain shape...

(This comment references Entry #309)

Maybe the "i" could be made into a smoldering matchstick?

#323/#324 - A clean, simple design with a flame-like divider between the two hemispheres of the brain. Color scheme depends on whther you want to emphasis the "fire" or the "matter".

a new wordmark...

(This comment references Entry #325)

#331 I like this very much. Can you iterate the logo with a) slightly different spacing/thickness or the rings and maybe b) bringing the color into the "Matter" word and maybe c) a slightly rounded font? Also, logo feels somewhat familiar. What/where did you get inspiration from?

Hi. I should be able to devote some time to your requests this evening before the contest closes. Thanks for your interest in my entry.

Z

A more scribbled look in this one. Suggests creativity.

(This comment references Entry #351)

Hi, and thanks again for your continued interest in my designs. As your contest is winding down, please feel free to request revisions or suggest ideas for improvement on any of my designs. The name and concept of your company seem very cool to me and I would love to be able to say that I created FireMatter's logo.

Cheers, Z

#371 Can you try to create a logo that is something in between #371 and #331. I like the rings on #331, but I am afraid they are too close to each other for certain production applications (e.g. embroidery). #351 is too complicated I think.

I've tried to provide at least a few variations for you to review and comment on further. I may not have the opportunity to provide more entries before the Judging phase starts, but I'd be happy to work with you during that period if you are interested in fine tuning this concept.

Many thanks,
Z

Just to follow up on your January 22 inquiry, my entries are based on solid colors (no gradients, etc.) to accommodate specialized applications like embroidery, spot color printing, etc. I could also provide more stylized versions (website, full-color printing) so all your options are covered.

Cheers,
Z

Hi Matteo. Just checking back in. If there is anything else you need to help make your final decision please let me know.

Thanks,
Z