IslandNetLogo Design Contest

The monogram is inspired by a shoot of plan, a symbol of nourishing.

(This comment references Entry #12)

I like the idea of the regenerating shoot- really links well with conservation and restoration. Could you try a few different fonts- and don't use a capital for the 'L' as it looks a bit like' is land net' at the moment. Also try having 'island' in green (but different green to the plant shoot), and 'Net' in light blue with a capital 'N'?

Hi,
Here's some option of font that you ask.

For the color, I recommend you to use not more than 3 colors to make it print-friendly and budget-wise.

(This comment references Entry #55)

Hi,
Here's some option of font that you ask.

For the color, I recommend you to use not more than 3 colors to make it print-friendly and budget-wise.

(This comment references Entry #56)

Hi,
Here's some option of font that you ask.

For the color, I recommend you to use not more than 3 colors to make it print-friendly and budget-wise.

(This comment references Entry #57)

Hi,
Here's some option of font that you ask.

For the color, I recommend you to use not more than 3 colors to make it print-friendly and budget-wise.

(This comment references Entry #58)

now that I can see it on screen I think using green text makes it look too much like 'Yisland'.
Can you try blue again like in #12 but use a capital N for net?
So, try 'islandNet' and 'IslandNet' (note where I've used the capital letters) - and use a font that makes the capital 'I' and little 'l' look different when you write 'Island'?
I like the type of font you used in #12- it's not as formal looking as #58, but I think it would make the capital 'I' and little 'l' look the same- is there a similar looking font that can make these letters look different?

Dear Wendles,

Here are the revised logo as your request. The 'I' is using capital letter and the 'l' (L) has customized with small hook to make it different from 'I' (i).
Also the 'N' now is capital.

The color is same as #12.

Thanks.

(This comment references Entry #97)

Dear Wendles,

Here are the revised logo as your request. The 'i' is using small letter now and the 'l' (L) has customized with small hook to make it different from 'I' (i).
Also the 'N' now is capital.

The color is same as #12.

Thanks.

(This comment references Entry #98)