#48 I really like ALL of your entries. Very creative, very sophisticated and very professional.
The Green 3D / transparent one I find to be most unique. Truly, I find it difficult to rank all of your designs because I like them all.
Specifically with 48 though, it has caught my eye, and I was hoping that we could possibly massage it a bit. I see that you have used a reflective quality (or kind of inserted spherical items under the surface. I am not quite sure what they are but the concept is unique.
I like the direction you are heading with the flames coming off the sun... I was wondering if we might somehow "soften" them up ever so slightly. (Maybe?! - I just realized as I look back at the design that they actually look pretty good - I am just trying to visualize the potential of any SMALL variations on this)
#50 - I like the concept! I am very 3D oriented as I used to work for a 3 dimensional engineering design company and these are the images and objects that I have in my DNA. I am very interested in getting "photorealistic" finishes and objects. At all costs I want to avoid having old space-invaders type graphics.
3D design, sophisticated use of vivid colors, directional and point source lighting, transparency, shadows... I hope that this helps to communicate the feel I am going after.
The "sun burst" chromatic feel you have provided here is VERY eye catching and I really like it... my only concern is that it may look very similar to currently used trademark images. I swear that I have seen something like this for a paint company but I can't be sure.
1. If you could I would like to stick with the "fluid" design on the inside of the globe(awesome!) 2. I would like to see if you could create a more "mechanical design" feeling to the solar cell features on the inside of the globe 3. I also really like the concept of fading out the solar cell features at it moves out towards the edge - again I applaud your creativity.
1 last request - I do like the idea of the lifting flames... however they look just slightly demonic. Can you use the same basic spacing but tune down the flame ever so slightly so it doesn't look like a devil's pitchfork.
#117 Looking at your latest entry. The only input I would like to give is that in a "fluid medium" there is seldom sharp points (vs fluid curves). By using sharp points in the fluid image it makes it too easy to imagine different real world objects - kind of like when you stare at clouds and imagine shapes. Looking at 117 I see a horned guy on the right a bird on the left and a tadpole at the bottom and 116 looks like a smiley face at the bottom... could we try two different variations one without and type of sharp points in the fluid and then one that maybe uses the fluid objects by intentionally creating an abstract shape.
Also - let's see what it looks like without the flames. I like the idea of the transfer of energy but the particular shape of the flames are still a bit to demonic for me.
Also I am still very much liking your chromatic entry #50 - in showing it to several interested parties I received great feedback on it. It really stands out in a crowd and would provide an excellent base to establish a unique visual brand identity.