Limitless Performance & TherapyLogo Design Contest

Hello... Logo Tournament has just implemented a new look web site and some things are a little unfamiliar to me. My most recent entries, for example, are mixed in with all the others and appear to be listed in no particular order... they are easy for me to miss when I scroll through my entries looking for them.

I just wondered if you have seen them and, if so, whether it is a concept you would like to see explored any further. The entry numbers in question are #73 and #73 and, on my screen, they appear four entries further up the page than the one I am commenting on now.

Regards, Steve

thank you

Is this idea of space as a representation of limitlessness of any interest as a motif to explore further?

A couple of new ideas (#73 and #74), playing on the idea of the limitlessess of space and endless possibilities/potential. The smoke plume forms an infinity loop.

Please see #46, #47, #48 and #49.

I've experimented a little with blue/orange and blues and greys. Perhaps more interesting are the monochrome version, which shows how the logo might appear in situations where it's not possible to print in colour (#48); and a version showing how the logo tessellates (#49), which might give rise to some creative designs for stationery,marketing collateral and/or internal design projects.

These last two are not intended as final logo design propositions, but as examples of the flexibility of the concept.

#34 upright version

I've just returned from a family birthday meal and we have guests here, so I won't be able to work on variations until a little later this evening.

Out of interest, do you prefer the slanted version (#33) or the upright one (#34)?

My partner loves it. Can we explore with some different colors?

Love how you took my ideas and created something completely different

I understand.

I've submitted a new concept in two variations - #33 and #34. I've created an infinite loop using three rotated abstract letter Ls. They are oriented so that there is an upward pointing arrow in the middle, representing performance.

In #33, I've italicised the icon so that it's skew matches the text; in #34, the icon is left upright.

so my partner is not a fan of the rainbow colors even tho I am. back to the drawing board

Absolutely... please feel free to experiment with it any way you wish for evaluation purposes.

Yes! This is exactly how i envisioned it! Beautiful

I saw the other design and idea to use symbol as the L. it did not look as I would have envisioned

So far this is my favorite of all your designs! Would look fantastic on a web page!! May I post on a mock page and see how it is received for the pediatric piece?

Sorry, I misunderstood your earlier comment. Is #21 & #22 the composition you had in mind?

As for your earlier suggestion of replacing the 'L' with an infinity symbol instead of the 'S' (#8), that idea has now been explored by another designer, so I cannot do it.

I will continue to experiment with new ideas meanwhile, enjoy your Sunday!

I like #9 but I would like to see the logo next to the word LIMITLESS and performance and therapy running under the logo and the word! Have a great evening and I look forward to seeing some of your ideas tomorrow. You are doing a great job!

Thank you for your feedback!

I have uploaded a revision to #3 - please see #9. It's after midnight here, so I am about to log off, but I will work on variations to #8 tomorrow.

I'd love to have your thoughts about any other ideas you may have to improve either concept.

Best regards, Steve

I think I would like this concept more if the infinity symbol was used as the letter "L" in script instead of the "S"

I love the colors. Our business has both adults and pediatrics. This full spectrum would be great for the kids! I think I would like it if the "performance and therapy" ran below the entire image and word LIMITLESS.

The icon represents a double arched bridge reflected in water (as an arthritis sufferer, I use water therapeutically for pain relief, so this image resonates with me) to form an infinity symbol. The colour scheme is 'full spectrum', reinforcing the idea of limitless.