R and RLogo Design Contest

Thanks for your entries. #3 is a clever design! We really like the colors you've chosen and how you've incorporated an image into the design. It is also different to see the R's in lower case and back to back. We like it. Overall it is clean and visually interesting. Our one big hang-up is that the R & R gets a little lost and, unless you already know the name, it could be difficult to decipher. Is there a way to make it more readable? Could you also play with the size, position and font of the "&" symbol? Lastly, it would be interesting to see the color of the leaves with a monochromatic scheme using green. Maybe altering shades or using a gradation. Could we also see the leaves in fall colors?

With regards to #2 we again really like the colors and layout with the R's back to back but the font is much too feminine. That's a fun touch to see leafs at the end of the line, but we'd like to use an image that stands out stronger. Maybe the line could become an interesting vine used to underline the “Land Design Studio” and the text could become simpler??

Overall we really like your design work and would love to see any additional designs that you may come up with.

I will get to work on that. Thanks for the feedback -- it certainly helps! Glad you like it :)

In this one I just eliminated the ampersand in the icon and added your full name to the bar below.

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With monochromatic gradient leaves.

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With fall colors.

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With a brighter, springier green and the vine line.

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New version of the ampersand.

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Please feel free to let me know if you have any other ideas or changes you would like to see, and I will be happy to get those uploaded.

Wow! Thank you for all of the options to look at. It really helps. Our favorite is #22. We like how you pulled the R&R out of the image altogether. The gradient leaves are also very nice. We are worried about the lightest one disappearing. We like the way you’ve designed the leaves in #25 as well.

Could we see the R&R a little bigger and the “Land Design Studio” on the same line but smaller? Then could you reduce the size of the logo and center it above the “Land Design Studio”? How do you think it would look if the two R’s became just one R but kept the branch on either side? I’m picturing something in my mind but I’m not sure if it will look good. Please don’t hesitate to tell me if that is the case. I guess that in general I’d like to see it with the logo being smaller and the company name the more dominate feature. Maybe there is a better way to illustrate that then what I’m picturing.

#62 reflects some of the above changes. I darkened the first few leaves so that they would stand out better. Let me know if there are any other changes you would like to see. Thanks for working with me...it always helps to get feedback.

First, we have to say thank YOU for working with us! It makes all the difference. We are so happy with this new layout and hope that you like it as well. May we see a few minor alterations?
1. Could you reduce the size of the & just a bit so it doesn’t look so tight between the R’s?
2. And then could we see a little more space between R&R and Land Design Studio? We’d rather see the R’s moved up vs. the Land Design Studio moved down.
3. Lastly, we see how the line along the bottom is the same thickness as the trunk base, but it feels too thick to us. Would it look ok if it was thinner?
Thanks again!

This logo reflects the requested changes. As for the bottom line, I thought it might be too harsh which made it seem heavier than it was....so I roughed it up a bit to give it less of an absolute value to the piece as a whole. Let me know what you think!

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I changed the colors of R&R in this one...maybe this will make it stand out more to you. Just an option for you to see. :)

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We like the color change to the R's as well and the new line. It makes it softer. Thanks.