Law Offices of Matthew B. GoldingLogo Design Contest

Reinforcing the concept of divorce in the symbol of the "M" with 2 different colors of blue.
Best regards, Fernando.

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vertical version

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Adding the 2 blocks in different colors for marketing and branding purpose.

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horizontal option.

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Hi. Like this alot. Feels like it highlights the separation though which feels a bit negative - vs. reinforcing the positive: bringing together of 2 parts. In mediation, the attorney is the problem solver.

Is there any way to make this more "positive". Having been through a divorce I would rather focus onthe positive but I really do like your design alot!

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Hi L., thank you for your feedback and rank. Here you have another optionmore refined. I am working in another options. Best regards, Fernando.

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option3

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option

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Another option, this concept is to keep the balance. Best regards, Fernando.

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I like your initial design the best but I'm troubled that it does not look "even" as in fair divorce. Also I am interested in the approach like designs ranked #2 with the use of a bluish green and a greenish blue - again to subtly reinforce the the separation but congruity. Like your initial design but with a twist. Can you do this for us?

Many thanks.

Lauren

p.s. Cute pic of you and your family! Never been to argentina but its on my bucket list!

Hi Lauren! thank you for your feedback! the rank is for you, we are blind for rankings so i can not see your rank.
But is ok, no problem. I think you need this colours. Let me know if you need some adjustments i will do it for you to improve your Logo.
Thank you! and thank you about my family pic! i love them!!! You need to come to visit Argentina is beautiful!

Best regards, Fernando.

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option2

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option3 more dark.

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Option4. Regards, Fernando.
Please let me know if you have another request. Thank you!

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Thanks. Didnt know you couldnt see the ranking. Here I thought that is how you knew what to develop more of - based on what I indicated I liked! Oh well, only my second time doing this...

I like #91 - but would like to see the same value blueish green, greenish blue (almost green with a hint of blue). I liked the value in the top/left portion and what we have now in the lower right portion is a deeper value. I am thinking that the division will be more subtle if the values are the same but the tone of the background is different. Could you give it a try? My imagination only goes so far :-)

Many thanks.

Lauren

The other M design that is more equally weighted between the top and bottom is #75. If you can experiment with that kind of look I would appreciate it as I am a bit concerned that it seems that one will get more in a divorce (overthinking just a bit????) :)

Thanks.

Hi Lauren! thank you for your feedback! here you have the updates! i hope i undersgand your idea. Let me know if it's ok. Option1

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Option2

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Option3

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Option4

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Option5.
Best regards, Fernando.

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Thank you. I'm leaning toward #96. I will check with my client and see how he feels about it. I think the colors are looking a bit muddy though...

I am liking the color choices in #4 and #87. Can you please try some versions that modify the colors a bit. Blueish to greenish blue (but not darker just more green like #4)

Almost there.

Thanks so much for your work.

BTW - what is the font for the copy? working on other materials (like the web) and want to make sure we are consistent.

HI Lauren! Thank you for your feedback! here you have your request. I think is great now, but let me know your thoughts. The font is Trajan Pro (Regular and Bold).
Best regards, Fernando.

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Hi. I can hardly see the difference in the colors. Can you take this idea and optimize the colors so that you can see the gradation flow from color to color instead of light to dark (as in #96)

Sorry to be so particular - but heck, that's what they pay me for!

lauren

Another option.

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another options

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another one

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Hi there. Thanks so much. We really like the design.

When you upload files, can you also please upload:
1. black and white options (white on black, black on white)
2. the logo icon alone
3. text Matthew B. Golding alone
4. text Law Offices of alone
5. the PMS colors for each component of the design

If its easier for you, you can send it to my private email: lauren@tomarketconsulting.com.

Many thanks!

Lauren