n-ask incorporatedLogo Design Contest

I really like the implied dash in entry number 6. Any way to add more color?
Entry 7 may be too dark.

Hey there - thank you for the feedback. I'll add color to #6 and upload some variations. If you have any special requests as far as color, please let me know.

Best,
Ignacio

Hey there - here is my first attempt at adding some more color to your logo. Please let me know if this is on the right track. Thank you -

-Ignacio

(This comment references Entry #11)

Ignacio,

Thanks for the updates! I think the blue might be a little too light. Im also not sure about the tilde in the K. I like the inc. part though.

Hey there - thank you for the update. My original color schemes were conservative as sometimes when a logo is too colorful it might not come across as too professional. I'm wondering about just how much color you are looking for. Do you want an explosion of color or an accent - if you have some direction, I would be happy to continue working with you.

Thank you -
Ignacio

Hey there - here is another attempt at color. I have also refined the "s" so it looks like the "signal" in your original logo. I've done this so you don't lose a lot of brand equity. Let me know your thoughts.

Thanks!
Ignacio

(This comment references Entry #34)

for entry 5, could you it with blue lettering (keep the orange dash) and another with blue lettering (orange dash) with a black background.

thanks

Hey there - thank you for your feedback. I have just uploaded the variations as requested:

#70 blue font with orange dash - white background
#71 blue font with orange dash - black background
#72 blue font with orange dash - black background and shadow - just in case you are interested in this treatement.

Please let me know if you would like to see other variations. Thanks again.

Best,
Ignacio

Hey there - thought I would get provide this variation. The dash is addressed within the N and the A so that it is still acknowledged but the viewer is led to pronounce it as "nask". The "signal" element, important to your brand, is addressed by the shading of the entire word. Again - acknowledged but not overtly so. This design is simple, professional and gets the point across. Please let me know if you would like to see any color variations. Thank you!

-Ignacio

(This comment references Entry #146)