marketing companyLogo Design Contest

#94 # 95 #96 #97 #98
A stylized simplistic rendering of a jumper cable. The negative space between the handles and the first terminal create an exclamation mark.
#102 #103
A jumper cable with a point added creates an exclamation mark
#99
the "spark" that restarts marketing
#100
An electric current shown restarting

glendon,

Welcome to the contest and thanks for sharing your ideas.

I think the exclamation mark approach is strongest. #103 and #95 are most appealing.

Question, what would #96 look like with a less stylized clamp. Looks a little too much like bunny ears right now reversed out.

Thanks,

John@Jumper

Sorry for the delay on this contest. I had a client meeting pop-up on Monday and another today. We'll wrap this up on schedule now.

glendon,

I'm warming to this design. As I contemplate application, I wonder if a slogan that is all the same color would be better. That could be all red, all black or other single tone. What do you think?

Thanks,

John@Jumper

Hi John,

#152 #153 are 2 samples of the slogan in a single color.
#154 #155 #156 #162 another approach working in a spark for the dot of the exclamation mark
#160 #161 the mark contained in a box
#157 #158 #159 #163 a few samples of the mark on it's own. It can be reduced to 16x16 pixels and used as a favicon for your site as well.
The icon is pretty versatile and has potential for really great branding and marketing ideas.

Thanks,
Glendon

glendon,

Would it be possible to see #162 with slogan treatments like those used in #103 and #152?

Thanks,

John@Jumper

Hi John

#171 #172 #173 alternate slogan treatments
added #174 #175 #176

Glendon,

Thanks for the new variations. Could I please see #153 with the condensed slogan as you've done on #175 and also all in gray?

Thanks,

John@Jumper

Hi John,

#177 #178 #179 include condensed versions of the slogan

a version with the slogan dropped.

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marketing in red on the larger slogan for comparison

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Corrected file to replace #177 . adjusted tag line for proper alignment.

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