Mezmeriz Inc.Logo Design Contest

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Gorgeous! I really like them both. Just one problem--there's no 'e' at the end of Mezmeriz. Also I don't like having Mezmeriz underlined in entry #14. Entry #13 just needs the spelling changed. Thanks--this is awesome!

oops! I'll make the change.

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Love the simplicity and colors in #15. Very elegant and eyecatching.

Thankyou - do let me know if you need anything else:)

Hi Steve,

just one more suggestion, can you take a look at #28 and see if you can try using that font in the text for #15?

Thanks

One more request--I really like what you did for SIMPLICITY SOFTWARE with the S logo surrounded by color in a circle. Any chance you can try something similar with the Z or M in our name?

Thanks,

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I like the font. Only problem I have with the color is that it will print black. I like the black font--it contrasts very nicely with the colorful circles. The larger text is nice too.

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Thanks, looks good. Any chance of having a version of the logo you did for SIMPLICITY SOFTWARE with the S logo surrounded by color in a circle for ours? You might try something similar with the Z or M in our name. Thanks

That graphic would look best as a stand-alone (not likely as part of the word itself). I'll work up a version with the M and post it soon...

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I think this hits on the single most salient point to all stakeholders (it's not the mechanics of the thing, but the outcome - a 'mezmerizing' projected image). It is simple, dynamic, suggestive, versatile across all media and colourways - a hignly brandable mark...

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Like the idea behind #51, if there's a way to get the vibrance of colors you used in the past designs--that was what attracted me to SIMPLICITY's logo which you designed.

one colour and treatment option (the possibilities are many).

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solid colours, lighter weight font - very clean...(btw, if there's a hint of butterfly or dragonfly here, that's a happy accident suggestive of letting imagination 'take flight', so to speak).

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this is nice...

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one colour watermark, laser etch, fax/pjotocopy, silkscreen, etc...

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Thanks for #80. It looks good, but I I misjudged the effect The text had in Simplicity's logo.

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simplified version...

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greyscale version for non-colour media...

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alternate greyscale version

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Watermark version for fax/photocopy, silkscreen, laser etching, sandblasting on office doors, vinyl cut, etc...'reads' well at any size large or small. Clean and simple, not spindly/spikey, fluid friendly, professional...

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working backwards now - putting solid colours back in, each of which can be numerically specified according to chosen colour book (Pantone, Truematch, Focaltone, coated stock, uncoated, etc...).

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BTW, I'll be happy to include various versions of the design and file formats in final files if chosen.:)

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