lpc, incLogo Design Contest

Hey, hey I'm on today.

Hey buddy are you on? I have iterations of your logo to upload :)

just got home

Okay buddy I can upload them when you're ready

A few more options up. Some without the line, some without the 3d drop shadow, some with a remodeling of your uploaded star. What do you think of the color scheme of the neon green stars with the background green. Red works great too but the green makes it pop. What's your thoughts?

Forgot to mention that I have the stars reflected in some than the other ones. Just to see for placement both ways

Entry #476
I increased the boldness of "inc." because it could get lost. Though inc. isn't the primary of focus but rather the company name is, I figured it doesn't hurt since the font is so thin to begin with. Also I'm trying neon green drop shadows behind "lpc"

it's very subtle but can make all the difference.

I take it that you don't want marijuana incorporated into the logo? I didn't think you did but I can. The background color is dead on for it

yea, not really interested in a leaf or any related shape indicating marijuana, the general public is noit ready for that. I like the green better than the red, really appreciate your efforts!!

Ofcourse, each designer is competing to make money. Working on one company's logo for 12 days straight just in hopes of getting the payout. I won't give up. I am going to upload some more variations of the logo changing the font and matching your original idea more. If that's okay with you buddy

I have around 4 or 5 to submit for you

all good!

Thanks you

476 and 479 still my favs of yours, appreciate the efforts!

Right on, what would you like to change on them

i dont no, nothing is jumping out at me, if i think of anything ill let ya no

You got it bud, give me a yell. You know what's up.

You steered away from the chevron graphics I had before, did you want that incorporated?

I bet it is hard making a decision, if I may I'd like to reiterate on some positive points of my designs.

1. The design is roughly a square which brings up placement in design applications, with an aspect ratio of 1:1 it can fit easily in most merchandise situations. i.e. Vinyl logo on your vehicle door, hood, trunk or rear windshield. Coffee mugs, hats and shirts and jackets (clothing apparel), header/footer prints, flyers, postcards, business cards, etc. Very easy to work with, without skipping out on the creativity.

2. With the quality of gradations/fades, there is nothing simple about the logo. It is not compiled in Microsoft Word consisting of one or two colors with a basic drop shadow. It is custom tailored and your clients will see that. Clientele will see that you take care of your company and the same will be passed to them.

3. Being that the logo is the way it is, embossed or "popping" off the screen, this is a great opportunity for digital appeal. Clicking on your logo as if it is a button, is a great feel for a link to your website or online business/advertising.

4. Nothing says professional and trustworthy more than over 60 overhauls on the logo. I see what you mean by the evolution of the logo. :)

Thanks for your time and courtesy. You are a great client for me and it was a pleasure. Any questions, comments or ideas I'm here. Cheers

Boone