Matters at WorkLogo Design Contest Logo Design Contest Contests / Matters at Work Matters at Work has selected their winning logo design. For $275 they received 96 designs from 25 different designers from around the world. Find out how LogoTournament works How LogoTournament works Contest Entries by charcoal Return to Contest Return to Contest Withdrawn 3rd #28 Withdrawn New #41 Withdrawn New #38 Withdrawn New #24 Withdrawn Prefers others. #52 Withdrawn Prefers others. #51 Withdrawn Prefers others. #42 Withdrawn Prefers others. #40 Withdrawn Prefers others. #39 Withdrawn Prefers others. #37 Withdrawn Prefers others. #35 Withdrawn Prefers others. #34 Withdrawn Prefers others. #25 Withdrawn Prefers others. #21 Withdrawn Prefers others. #20 Discussion charcoal Logo Designer Thanks for reviewing – any feedback is very welcome.This concept reflects your requirements that you're portrayed as a professional, efficient and polished service. 13 years ago Emma W Client Hi CharcoalThis is looking good. I really like this. Can I make the font/text a little bolder or bigger? I really like the image and text and colour combination. great work! 13 years ago charcoal Logo Designer Please note that the overall size in the box does not have to be large - I like to keep white space in my presentations for a clean look. You will be able to enlarge the logo. The main thing is I've made the text bigger/bolder in relation to the MW icon.(This comment references Entry #24) 13 years ago charcoal Logo Designer Hi, sorry, had to remove that one - above comment refers to #25Thanks for the feedback!Michael 13 years ago charcoal Logo Designer #34 — the offset M and W gives a slight assymetrical look to the design, to represent the resolution aspect of the business — two parties working together towards a solution. Then the outer circle gives a sense of stability and security. 13 years ago charcoal Logo Designer #40 — also has a subtle Australia shape — I realise your business is Sydney but this wouldn't be a bad thing. The longer stroke on the M and W gives the idea of two lines coming together and interacting, ie the strokes of the M/W interweaving. 13 years ago charcoal Logo Designer #51 and #52 — a cityscape, #52 in the form of an M and W 13 years ago charcoal Logo Designer Hi,Any feedback would be really helpful to design your new logo. Thanks! Any thoughts on my ideas would be great.Is it important that your logo be able to be embroidered, used in one colour for fax or one-colour printing?Michael 13 years ago