I think I like this the best... can you fill the white in the PRC box of design #162 with this same blue color. Then I will have my group do a final vote between your various designs!
I really like this, but the light blue is too strong... I am looking for super subtle... almost so the eye doesn't notice... like the light blue background of the logo tournament site
Hi - I keep coming back to this one.. just so sharp and clean. Very professional and elegant. I really like the color in design 49. Do you think as part of my branding palette, these colors could work togther.
The only thing I feel like we need to tweak is the word consulting... it is a bit grainy/fuzzy... the g at the end almost looks like an o... can we try a similiar font that is a bit more clear and works with the design?
One thing I did want to see is instead of the white on grey... a slightly off-white. I don't know if that means adding some grey or that said color, but it would be great if you could play with a few variations.
Hi... this design is holding strong. I am starting to think about my overall color palette. In my document, I have photos (imagery for website). I like the color of the sand and the variations in the picture of the dark stones. What are your thoughts on accompanying colors that would go well with the grey we have landed on.
now that we are using the darker blue... can we replace the green with darker layers of the blue... dark to light... like real mountains. Also, would like to see a version that just has the lines/layers... more abstract....
I like the dimension of this one, but would like to see this with lines not going all the way thru (like 75). Is there any way to reduce the spacing in the word consulting without increasing the size per se... maybe a different font.... I like that the word consulting is smaller than Pinnacle Ridge
could you try something... instead of a box around the PRC... the shape of a stone... it would still extend from the R but be more of an oval/uneven stone shape. This stone could also be a stand alone "iconic" graphic for my marketing materials in the future...
this version is my favorite so far... just want to see this one with the green and blue reversed with the same grey lines as sky versus bright blue lines as sky
Hi again... this is literally our view... the only difference is the mountains in front are green and the mountains in back are blue... can you try a version in which you reverse the order of the color layers... we are getting close!
Hey - as a total departure... Would like to see a few logos with a dragon fly incorporated... the meaning represents what I want my business to represent... prosperity, good luck, strength, peace, harmony, purity, change, flexibility
Hi - you have currently submitted designs for Pinnacle Ridge Consulting... I like your style and other logos you have done. Please see the new notes I added to the site and a document. For reference, I really like a few of your other designs I found on you profile page... Barnwell Consulting, Brendan Johnson Personal Trainer, Thread Capital... I would love to see some other totally different designs to help me hone in on the logo that will best represent me! thanks, Kristin
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if you saw, my #156 was already same font used as 146, but I have small size, now here, I'd tried with little big as #156
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The only thing I feel like we need to tweak is the word consulting... it is a bit grainy/fuzzy... the g at the end almost looks like an o... can we try a similiar font that is a bit more clear and works with the design?
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