KC ConstructorsLogo Design Contest

An K and a C cuted in a square...is strong, easy to understande, easy to remember, can be in one or more colors, is easy to read it in small or big scale.
I am waiting for a reply about my design.

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this one have incorporated also an arrowhead

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NEED K C C to be more prominent. less disputable..

See what happens if you try to get this idea into an arrowhead instead of square?

Thank you for your reply. I will try also an option with arrowhead.

This logo have a strong KCC and a schematic city inside the arrowhead. I think it looks like a simple and powerfull simbol.

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EXCELLENT ! please use the arrowhead design seen here
baughweb.com/kccidea
or search KC Chiefs Arrowhead
This is significant to the design
also K must be above C
This is a potential Winner with these changes
THANKS
Tom

Hi Tom
Thanks for your feedback. As per your request I did the changes you ask for and I hope you will like the results. Looking forward to your opinion.
Regards
Florian

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This will likely be the winner (unless someone comes from nowhere) with a couple adjustments.
1- I need the RED to be brightened.. It looks too orange
2- Once fixed, Show variation with (a) gray as Blue (b) gray as White (c) Gray as red.

Thank you for your hard work

Tom

Also please make "KC" a little less bold and let's try to make "CONSTRUCTORS" a little more bold
Just a 1 or 2 pts in each direction

Hi again,
As per your request please see my work with the changes. "(a) gray as Blue (b) gray as White (c) Gray as red."
Regards
Florian

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(b) gray as White

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(c) Gray as red.

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with gray sky

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EXCELLENT WORK! Congratulations. Do you have website?
My EMAIL is tom@baughweb.com

Thank you,
I wrote you an email.

Regards,
Florian

note to the client... the constructor part of the logo might not be legible when its printed for letterheads and web logos etc