Hello, I hope you are having a good day. These are my professional logo submissions which work well in full color, B&W and on colored backgrounds.
Each submission is 100% vector logo, so they can be infinitely contracted or expanded to very small or very large image size, without losing design detail or compromising print quality. Also the EPS vector file will allow you the opportunity to edit your logo design in the future. This file format is very useful if you decide to change your website color scheme or to use different versions on promotional materials.
Your logo package will include a fully editable EPS vector file, plus as well multiple sizes of JPG file. These are all the files that you need for print, editing or display.
Also other additional file types and variations of the original design are available on request: AI, PSD, PNG, high resolution JPG. The logo will come in white or colored background, also you'll receive black & white and grayscale versions of the logo.
If you would like to see any changes made to any of my designs please let me know. Best regards, Ake
Thank you for all of the wonderful designs. One of our competitors in town has a star in their logo. As such, I would like to stay away from stars.
#24,25 - i like the font of Premiere
#15 - I like this one a lot. Can the dancer be revised slightly? I love the abstract look but would love her to look a little more mature with her hair not flowing but secure and also no skirt. Dancer to look longer and very clean. I would be interested in seeing a different font with this one to compare. I do like the all caps and not frilly scripty font since the dancer is more abstract. Would it be possible to frame the logo in a vintage frame border (see istock photo if unsure).
#7 - I like that this is a similar look to the logo we have used in past. Like the lettering. Could you revise the dancer and box a little. I like the simplicity of this. Definitely add some color. I have seen logos that do a sort of hombre fade (turquoise on top of logo, fade to lime green, then back to turquoise on the bottom). I would love the dancer to have leg line that is extended higher (to a full split). Maybe a simpler version of the dancer you created in #14?
Thanks for your feedback. I'll work on different variations (new fonts, new dancer posing and new styles, new framing etc) and I'll upload them for your consideration as soon they will be ready. Regards, Ake
Can we take the dancer from #53 and reverse so she is facing the other direction and the lines are below her and put with the font and letters from #15 and #7 as well. Loving it!! Thank you!
I'm noticing that many of your designs are not currently visable to me. I'm not sure if you removed them or if something else happened. My marketing team loved two of your designs that we can not see at the moment. I would love any feedback you might have regarding this.