Link Product DevelopmentLogo Design Contest

my first submission

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another concept

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i like this direction

previous comment relates to #30

a much more simple concept

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I like the directions of all your submissions - I will try to offer some feedback but I am liking them all

#30 - I really like this. I would hate to force something out of it to be closer to represent "links" in the "chain" but that's the only feedback I have.

#31 - again a great take on a links in a chain. Maybe the link could be larger. perspective less extreme?

#21 - nice simple solution

another entry

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#44 very nice work

another cool submission. It works on any background.

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a new variation

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A colleague just pointed out that #21 had the appearance of two intersecting cube forms. Could we adjust the shadows within the sections of the links to bring out the 3D cube geometry?

here are the revisions requested

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I really like the evolution of #70. Bringing out the cube type forms has really driven this to being one of the favorites.

Could you see a solution that blends concept #70 with the origami style of #30? It would really present the cubes and the stylized links very well I think.

I look forward to your thoughts - and again your work is fantastic.

here is a version of your request

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#73 thank you, it maybe has too many folds and the cubes get a little lost compared to the shaded #70 but it has an elegance about it.

Here is a very clever modification. Its a minor optical illusion.

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#74 - I like it a lot thank you.

#74 - very escher http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M._C._Escher

yes, m. c. escher has been one of my favorite illustrators of all times.

here is a new version of the logo. now it's truly linked

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