NotecardsLogo Design Contest

Hi, here is my submission for your consideration.

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#23
I like the type treatment a lot. The background isn't working for me - It's either too subtle or not subtle enough. I can't figure it out. Great start.

Hi, thank you for your comments. I wasn't sure if the texture was too subtle or not subtle enough myself. It's really hard to tell when it's displayed this small. I decided that it's probably too subtle -- and you can judge for yourself with this new entry.

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Here's an example of the wordmark without an image. It works quite nicely on its own.

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And here's an example that includes a new pictoral mark -- a notecard stuffed into an envelope. This could work with or without the shadow.

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#26 ROCKS!
Can you show me the logo with a color scheme of blossom and chocolate?

So glad to hear you like it! I just love that typeface with the "Pelham" name. That P is divine.

And sure. I'll play around with different schemes combining floral colors and browns. Would you like me to stay in the purple (red/blue) family? Or are you interested in seeing any yellows/oranges?

Sorry, I didn't realize you had updated your color preferences -- pink and brown! Got it!

Here is a version of my design with blossom pink and chocolate brown. I used a warm pink because I thought it would go well with the warm brown. I'd love your feedback!

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#49 Bingo Lindsey.
I'm going to sleep on it.

#49 Can you invert the colors on the two words.
Pink on Pelham's and Chocolate on Paperie.
I'm curious to see

Hi! Here is a version with the colors inverted. I had used a much darker pink on "Paperie" on #49 because of the thin stroke of the font. It was actually bordering on a reddish pink. In this version, I used the deep pink from the envelope.

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hey - that's really nice!