Ronald KershawLogo Design Contest

The First contest is just the Big Bad Wolf.. 3 Little pigs will be in an additional contest

Change to the color of the "Big Bad Wolf" clothing- to Blue (we find red does not work as well in our color scheme) and we would like the HAT to be as close as possible to the original charactor (a top hat). Small teeth

I loaded up an example of how the "Big Bad Wolf" would be used on our vehicles- to the profile picture. I don't own the rights to the logo, just shown as an example.

not seeing anything...you can leave comments on designers pages.

i like the evil thinking of the wolf - like to see it as the others in white- to compare.. a lot of logos were deleted- like to see those to

Hi, please leave your feedback to individual designer by clicking the submission you like

If I look at how I'm rating- eyes and expression seem to be high on the list- then body..

need a full body logo

Here is the truck and trailer the logo will go on.... and we are using the disney charactor here just for reference...

http://imageshack.com/a/img834/5016/wrir.png

In our meeting today, it was agreed the wolf should hold as close to the disney charactor as possible- sneaky, but friendly

There will be huge legal issue from Disney who owns the trademark to all Disney character even characters that a draw to look similar

I agree with Scott.

isogreen, you may want to seek the advice of a trademark attorney. Even the use of the stovepipe hat and suspenders is a possible infringement and these designs are way too close to the Disney character.

If you have any questions, please contact Ivan at support.

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Our Ideas and Additional Information:
http://villains.wikia.com/wiki/Big_Bad_Wolf
We want the "Big Bad Wolf" to look as close to the Disney Charactor without violating any copywright laws. The job will lead into more charactor work with the 3 little pigs and different poses in our advertising.
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This is why I chose not to participate editing an existing trademark as to not violate copyright laws, there is no such rule as 10% different it's an urban myth