Oily RevolutionLogo Design Contest

hello again,
I can show you more background example in the future to match it with the logo watermark, but it has to be after the contest ending. If the contest still on, designer can not use picture or image as the background's entry. Or we designer can not scale it in extreme tiny size here, cause there are regulations related to the contest entry.

Sorry for late reply.
I fully understand your point here.
Well for watermark, you can just use white color for whole logo, or in a transparence setting.

You can use the blocking color, gradient color or even an image for the background. Here is the example if we use the gradient color as the background : Entry #73 and #74

Please kindly check!

Wow! I really love this one! Great colors, nice shape to the overall design...it is great.

Yes, that is essentially what I mean. It will be used for anything from business cards to t-shirts to the graphics I make for my team & I want to brand my graphics because they are often shared around & people sometimes put their own information on my work. If I have a logo I can "overlay" or "watermark" with, it will be less likely people can take credit for my work...but I also want to be able to "brand" them for name recognition, too. I hope that makes sense, but I am happy to clarify further.

Here is the new update with taupe color on the Olily letters outline. I feel like black color outline is too dark. And i tried to emphasize the 'essential oils' on the slogan.

Hello, i want more explanation about this from you. What do you mean by overlaying? Is it somekind like a watermark in some photograph?

Thanks for your comment, i will try it now..

Cheers,

We really like this one, as well. The one issue we have is getting the text right so that it "pops" both on a white an black background. Would a black border around the text on the word Oily achieve that? It might blend into the black background but allow the white background to stand out.

I LOVE this! My only concern is how this would translate when overlaying on a graphic I have made for my team. Do you have a solution for that? Forgive my graphic design ignorance. That is why I came to you experts. LOL!

Hello :)
Thanks for your comment.
I'll try it..

Cheers,

I love your ideas! Of all your submissions, I think this is my favorite. Would it be possible to see this one with a red/white/blue fade on the word Oily?