nonsolovino brasilLogo Design Contest

Here is my first submission for your consideration. The abstract is a single grape in a circular vine. I used a more burgundy shade of purple and a gold/green shade of yellow, but these can be altered to suit your taste.

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Here is another option with the same abstract, colors reversed, and a different wordmark.

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Here is another entry with a more traditional bunch of grapes and a different, more playful font.

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Iborschel: for entries #10 and #9, work a little bit more on the circular vine idea

Thank you for the feedback. Do you like the grape, or should I not include that in a revision?

Here is a revised version of the logo with the vine in the circle. Any additional feedback is welcome.

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I noticed that you posted a comment saying that inclusion of the word "Brasil" in the logo isn't necessary. Are you interested in seeing a version of this logo with a tag line instead?

Here is another submission, and I hope I'm getting closer based on your comments. I've swapped out the burgundy for a bluer grape, much like I've seen in photos of red wine grapes. I tinkered with the vine a little more to try to simplify it, but also give it a bit more depth. I took my idea to split the name "nonsolovida" into three colors, but kept it all on one line; and I've tried a new font. I even took a stab at a tagline in Portuguese, though I do not know what language you prefer (nor do I speak Portuguese). Certainly, this line can be replaced with any text, but it gives you an idea of what it would look like. All in all, I think this concept has evolved quite will with your feedback!

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I uploaded my previous entry prematurely. I still had some work to do on the shading.
--In case my earlier comment is deleted with the withdrawn entry--
Here is another submission, and I hope I'm getting closer based on your comments. I've swapped out the burgundy for a bluer grape, much like I've seen in photos of red wine grapes. I tinkered with the vine a little more to try to simplify it, but also give it a bit more depth. I took my idea to split the name "nonsolovida" into three colors, but kept it all on one line; and I've tried a new font. I even took a stab at a tagline in Portuguese, though I do not know what language you prefer (nor do I speak Portuguese). Certainly, this line can be replaced with any text, but it gives you an idea of what it would look like. All in all, I think this concept has evolved quite will with your feedback!

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I meant "nonsolovino" - sorry.

Hi Iborschel,
The evolution is going in the right direction.
I liked #19 colours better than the ones in #12.
I will think about a tag line and will let you know. For the moment, leave the one you include just to occupy the space andgive a better idea of the volume.
NONSOLOVINO in one line and in three colours did work well.

I would like to see on entry#19 the nonsolovino with 3 colours that you used in your #10

I got your comment about wanting to see the old color scheme with the most recent design. I went ahead and threw together a few variations, to follow, using the old colors. When using the burgundy for the vine, the design didn't look right if I also applied it to the leaves. So I added a green to those designs. Please let me know what you think.

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Hi Lindsey,
I would like to see logos without the signature " gosto de vida ". Please remove from the alternatives you sent and submit again. Thanks, ... natali

Here is the first of the two color schemes you ranked. I've removed the tagline as you requested.

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And here's the other.

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