kanigos.comLogo Design Contest

Hi, I liked the first logo (Entry #6) however I'm worried about the fact that the logo will be on a blue background (RGB R22 G113 B158) I wonder how the colors of each letter will fit... can you help me out with some ideas?

Of course - I could easily put it on a white background or play around with some other colors. I'll tweak it a bit and send you a few variations through. Thanks! :-)

I've added the blue of your background to show you how this logo would look on your site - same with the other 2 I'm going to send through. Let me know if you'd like to see something else. Thanks.

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Just a square here - more plain than the others.

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Thanks, but I don't think they look as good as the original... can you just put the original (Entry #6) on the blue background without any square or green background?

As requested. :-)

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Thanks... do you think it will work better if the letters and footprint are in white?
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I've created several different color variations which I'm about to upload. I'll comment on each one to tell you what I've done that is different from the original. :-) On this first one, I removed the color from the backgrounds on the letters and made the paw print white. I've put it against your blue so that you can see what it will look like on the site.

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For this one, I've made the letters white and darkened up the colors some so it would contrast better. The paw print is also white.

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This one is the original with white letters and pawprint instead of black.

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For this one, I've made the letters read and changed the colors slightly to contrast better.

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On this one, I've made the letters and paw print outlined in red with white backgrounds instead of colored. Please let me know if there are any other variations you'd like to see. :-)

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