Organizational leaders in Marketing , HR, Executive Leadership positions for mid-size to large businesses.
Color Preferences
We are open to color options but below are some options we like:
Blue and Green or Blue and Orange (richer orange)
Red (approaching burgundy) and black, gray or blue
Our color palette should be limited (probably only two colors) and the coloring should be strong, rich and refreshing - we want to communicate energy and boldness but must also be professional as clients will be Fortune 500 companies
Our Ideas and Additional Information:
Our logo should be clean and simple, as we have a one-word name that needs to have a progressive, but clean type-face with some type of stylized design element/mark associated with it.
Themes
Simple
Style
Wordmark
Stylized type that may include small abstract or pictorial elements.
Abstract Mark
Abstract shapes and symbols convey an idea or feeling.
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Applications
Web
Print
Clothing
Diamond Contest
We're sorry, but this contest is presently open to a limited pool of designers.
What we like about the highest-ranked designs is the upper-case R with lower-case lettering. We would also like to see some designs in all lower-case. In keeping with our desire to be clean, simple, yet strong - we prefer a sans serif type face with some subtle flair such as OL Round Gothic Med or Litera EF Regular - to name a couple of examples. We also like the mark in #22 and #4 (though we don't like the treatment of the R in the mark), as it speaks to the concept of resonating. From a coloring standpoint, we like #22,23 as far as the red/black tones. We also like #9 and #15. BLue is also a color we like such as #8 and #19, but we would like a slightly darker, richer shade of blue (Auburn Tigers orange and blue would be a good combination).
#32 - Like the use of the three half-circles as a type of mark, but not on both sides - looks too parenthetical. Are their other creative ways to use this approach as a mark? Like the type on #31 and #32
some really good ideas being created - thanks. Like the typeface on #77, but not the mark. SPecifically, I like the more rounded "a" in the typeface on #77, as opposed to the other type of lowercase "a" seen in many, such as #46. We like the idea in #95, trying to bring a subtle r into the mark, though it seems a little crowded with the four resonance marks. WOuld be interested in seeing #82 and similar ones in all lowercase with a slight variation to the type face (see above), same with #19. Also like the idea of #107, but could it be modified to look like a ball (or drop) dropping into water with ripples instead of looking like a target. Finally, not crazy about stylizing the o in the middle of the word, sometimes in breaks the word in half, making it not easy to read.
