Thanks for your entry. It's important to us that the logo seems balanced, so would it be possible to see the strap line centered and without a full stop? Could we please also see the whole thing in black and white? Thanks!
Thank you so much for the feedback - I do appreciate it. I'm submitting 2 revisions - with tagline centered on both; one in purple/green and the other in black/white.
This design is very simple, with a distinctive ball-serif. Perhaps less is more? I decided to submit my entries in black and white, but I'd be happy to explore color options. The design will work with virtually any color theme.
Thank you for your latest submissions. #123 is nice but we still want an emblem of some sort, something more distinctive than plain lettering. #124 could be misinterpreted as jaws with sharp teeth... I feel like it might suddenly swoop down and gobble up an "e"!!!
Thanks for the latest designs. We had a meeting last night and decided that what all of the submissions were lacking was excitement. I've had a look at your work and you did a fantastic submission for Get Sauced which had real character and life to it - that the kind of buzz we want!
I am submitting a new theme - I think it's got some pizzaz while remaining quite simple and readable. It's been a pleasure working with you - thank you for the time and effort given toward feedback.
Wow - your new designs have got so much energy they're practically radioactive! The simplicity of #93 is preferred over the newer designs, the company name looks more effective in just one colour. As for emblems, we're leaning towards the idea of butterflies or wings (just not overly feminine) but always open to new suggestions.
I was glad to see that the contest was extended - whew! I know a lot of people have been submitting butterflies, but I thought a dragonfly would be equally appropriate - often they symbolize joy and lightness, but also strength. I also think it is a less used image and has a memorable form. Let me know what you think.
I am submitting 3 designs along these lines - one is fairly simple and carefree, the other two, a bit more realistic but dynamic.