PlayfulArtLogo Design Contest

Hi! Hope you like it! :)

(This comment references Entry #158)

#158 Hi, thanks for the design. I laughed when I saw the eyes, but could I see #158 without the eyes? Thanks,
Bryan

Of course ! Here we go: #169
Do you prefer a more cartoonish font ?

In this concept, i made a slightly reference to Pong, the old master of all videogames and father of electronic interactivity. :)

(This comment references Entry #198)

#198 I could totally tell it was pong without even reading the description :-)

#198, #199 Can I see it with the "l"s in Orange (as well as the ball) and everything else blue? Thanks,
Bryan

Hi Bryan! Of course you can! Here we go:
Do not hesitate to ask for any changes, Ok ? Thanks ! :)

Samuel

(This comment references Entry #217)

Thanks for the quick response. Can I see #217 with a Green instead of an Orange? Thanks.

Sure! I also did an inverted version for you check it out.

(This comment references Entry #223)

Thanks. I really like the concept, just trying to figure a way to make the "pong-concept" standout more. I think your first instinct was right, and my suggestion to make the paddles a different color make the design weaker. It would be cool to see some further exploration of making the concept stand out though. Otherwise, it might be more of a "secret" that people only sometimes find out about like the Fedex arrow. Thanks.

I understand what you mean. I'll work on that concept to come up with a way to make it stand out.
In the meantime, I am sending a green version of the "easter egg" concept #199! Thanks, your feedback is being very cool! :)

(This comment references Entry #229)

What font is this, by the way?

Hi Bryan! Sorry for the delay. It´s Blippo!
I made three more types in lowercase. So that the letters be given a unique alignment and the reference stand a little more. Take a look.

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Traditional font testing.

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Positioning variation.

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Little tweak on the stroke.

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