Plum FlowerLogo Design Contest

A little more details

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just a few more options to let you choose :)

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Hi overdose:

Thank you for your work. It's very nice.

Would #402 work with a five (or more) petal flower? Same question for #431?

Also, our applications will likely included embroidery - how does your design look without the reflection on the type?

Thank you for your work.

I've made some changes based on your request. Hope you like it :)

Hi ovrdose:

Thank you for the extra work - it's all very nice. After much discussion, we've decided that #402 is our favorite, but are wondering about one color applications. So a few questions for you: could you show us what it would look like in black and white? Also, are there any other color combinations you wish to explore? Finally, how would your design work if we wanted to vary the font weight (regular vs bold for example) between the two words?

Thanks again for you hard work. We are very very pleased.

This is the bold letter but i think it didnt turn out so well.
The regular font is better.

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Green

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yellow

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blue

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Red

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B/W

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I personally think the green one looks great

Thank you for the extra colors. I agree the green looks nice, but I think we are leaning more towards colors in the plum family - purples, pinks, etc. We are very happy with the original with the gray, but would be interested to see if you have any other ideas in this area as well.

Thanks again for the extra work.

One last request:

When printing four color or on the web, right now we plan to use the slight reflection. however, since one of our main applications will be on clothing (screened, embroidered, etc.) this will not always be practical. So without compromising the integrity of the design, can we explore ways of slightly altering the typeface to make it unique to plumflower?

Thank you for your response.

Maybe this could work

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I like the fact that it's conceptual, but I think #575 looks too much like a mistake. Plus it will be very difficult to embroider. Is there something else, either that helps graphically communicate the concept of plumflower or that's more in keeping with the integrity of the typeface, like the little dot you put on the end of the "L" in #517?

This is better. More conceptual

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