Intentional Impact, LLCLogo Design Contest Logo Design Contest Contests / Intentional Impact, LLC Intentional Impact, LLC has selected their winning logo design. For $350 they received 153 designs from 24 different designers from around the world. Find out how LogoTournament works How LogoTournament works Contest Entries by asti Return to Contest Return to Contest 1st #133 Withdrawn 2nd #137 Withdrawn 3rd #135 Withdrawn 4th #134 Withdrawn 5th #136 Withdrawn 6th #9 Withdrawn New #17 Withdrawn New #112 Withdrawn New #56 Withdrawn New #55 Withdrawn New #61 Withdrawn New #113 Withdrawn New #59 Withdrawn New #58 Withdrawn Prefers others. #132 Withdrawn Prefers others. #131 Withdrawn Prefers others. #125 Withdrawn Prefers others. #121 Withdrawn Prefers others. #120 Withdrawn Prefers others. #111 Withdrawn Prefers others. #110 Withdrawn Prefers others. #109 Withdrawn Prefers others. #108 Withdrawn Prefers others. #107 Withdrawn Prefers others. #106 Withdrawn Prefers others. #105 Withdrawn Prefers others. #60 Withdrawn Prefers others. #57 Withdrawn Prefers others. #16 Withdrawn Prefers others. #10 Discussion intentional Client REALLY like Entry #9. Excellent color choices, great highlighting the IMPACT in our name, both visually with the logo and with the red coloring in the text. We DO wish to use our tagline "Leadership. Activated.", too. Entry #10 is strong, too, and shows a more subtle approach, with the lowercase lettering. I like the imagery of the "togetherness" concept of the logo treatment. Could we see it with different colors, and the tagline?Excellent entries. 15 years ago intentional Client Still favoring #9 so far. Would like to see it b/w, too please. Also like #17. Very cool. Prefer #16's color vs #10. Thank you. Could I see #16 with IMPACT red and leadership activated another color? Thanks. Great stuff. 15 years ago intentional Client Oh, and could you show me #9, #16 and #17 in b/w so I can see how they might appear on certain print?Thank you! Love your work. 15 years ago asti Logo Designer inverted(This comment references Entry #58) 15 years ago asti Logo Designer black background(This comment references Entry #60) 15 years ago asti Logo Designer impact bolder(This comment references Entry #61) 15 years ago intentional Client Love the treatments. Not sure how to rank all this, however. Any advice on how this part is accomplished? 15 years ago intentional Client On #59 and #16, is there a reason why there is no period "." after Activated on the tagline? 15 years ago intentional Client Asti - I inquired with a friend who is a very, very talented designer. I trust his insights implicitly when it comes to creative work.Here's a quote from him regarding #16:"i like the two eyes sharing the dot, gives impact and climactic feel. and it could work flat or with the shading. i like the logotype as well. would make for good biz cards and letterhead."I will not take credit for his words, but will accept his input and accordingly I have moved #16 to my top position. 15 years ago intentional Client Could I see #16 with the reds reversed using the existing font, and another sample with a "stronger" font, too, please? 15 years ago intentional Client Could I also see #16 also with a left anchored logo, with the tagline to the right, as an optional lock-up? 15 years ago intentional Client Finally: Let's correct the Leadership. Activated. tagline. Periods after each word.Thank you. 15 years ago asti Logo Designer different style , font and arrangement(This comment references Entry #112) 15 years ago intentional Client Asti:Sorry for giving you so many conflicting inputs. Let me try again:I would like to see two examples:First - Start with #16 as your baseline:KEEP all lowercase, bold for the logotype, exactly as you have it. BUT: Reverse the reds (grey intentional red impact). You can use a red dot over the first i in intentional and a grey dot over the i in impact. For the "i" bridge, also make the right 'i' red to align with the red in impact.KEEP uppercase, thin (light weight font) for the subheader. BUT: Make it Leadership. Activated. Don't play with the spacing around the periods. MAKE SURE THE FONT POINT SIZE IS IDENTICAL IN EACH WORD FOR Leadership. Activated. JUSTIFY "Leadership. Activated." with the logotype "intentional impact".Second - Start with #107 as your baseline:Copy the logotype and subhead, exactly as above.Show me a left anchored logo, with the tagline to the right, as an optional lock-up.Third - Use the "revised" #16 per instructions above, and use a lowercase thin font for "Leadership. Activated."THANK YOU!! 15 years ago intentional Client In #120, please move the period after Leadership to not be directly under the P, Leadership. Activated.Thanks. 15 years ago intentional Client In #120, please REMOVE the grey dot over the i in impact and the red dot over the i in intentional. Let's just have them be the same color as the text.And, keeping UPPER CASE - LEADERSHIP. ACTIVATED. (the period should be to the RIGHT of the letter, just slightly).Any other subtleties you recommend here? 15 years ago intentional Client Last comment on #120. The perioad after ACTIVATED. also looks to be in a weird spot - please space it slightly more to the right. It really should look evenly spaced as though it were typed out, with it being a period like at the end of a sentence after each word with one space between each word.LEADERSHIP. ACTIVATED. 15 years ago intentional Client Thanks. Now, is #131 completely aligned left to right both with the logotype and the subhead? Please verify that. THanks!! 15 years ago intentional Client Thanks. Now, is #131 completely aligned left to right both with the logotype and the subhead? Please verify that. THanks!! 15 years ago asti Logo Designer perfect centered -(This comment references Entry #133) 15 years ago asti Logo Designer black background(This comment references Entry #134) 15 years ago asti Logo Designer inverted(This comment references Entry #135) 15 years ago asti Logo Designer b/w(This comment references Entry #136) 15 years ago asti Logo Designer horizontal layout(This comment references Entry #137) 15 years ago intentional Client http://www.intentionalimpact.com 15 years ago