RiNo LiquorLogo Design Contest

oh well )) Good luck. Thanks for the contest!

#371 and variations submitted. Is that what you meant? Please advise. Thank you.

Take this round shape and out in top of corkscrew vs your current. Make rino head a bit softer. Try in white, red and orange

#366, #367, #368 submitted. Please check them out. Thank you.

I am sorry, what about my ranked 8th? Do you want me to make a top of the cork screw in color for this entry (#337)?

I meant yours ranked 8th. Try the top of the cork screw in a color like orange or red

Btw, you can even order a real Rhino bottle opener in this shape. Quite a nice idea to support your brand

Keep in mind, that logo looks bold. No thin shapes and strokes so its easy to use (eliminating interlace artifacts)

Some more work on shapes.

without space between rhinos legs

Let me know if you have any questions. Make sure you do your research online (google images) for overused concepts on Rihno logos before you make a final call so you can trademark / register your logo. Thank you for the nice contest!

Eximius

Basically, for various corporate identity items the logo could be used slightly differently. Anyway, if this entry is selected as a winner I provide clients with a logo grid source files where several color options shown/ presented, for example B/W, full color, inverted, greyscale, etc. Just FYI. Thanks.

This logo could be used with or without a frame around. It's great for apparel (t-shirts, caps, etc). And I as I said before its embroidery and engraving safe. The grunge (wearing) effect could be applied as well.

#337 and #338 submitted. Please check them out. Btw, if you have specific color codes to try, let me know.

Dear ContestHolder, colors could be changed easily. The main thing is a concept itself. I already provided you with several examples. Please check them out all: https://logotournament.com/contests/rino-liquor/by/eximius
Meanwhile, I am going to do white on charcoal. Regarding the sign. There are lots of techniques how to build a sign so I don't really what you suggest. It depends on what sign and technique you would use. The logo is very simple and easy to use. Embroidery and engraving safe. That is why I showed you the logo in Black/White. You should appreciate all logos in B/W first btw.

can you do this in white with a charcoal/gray background? pretty interesting though somewhat hard to do for a building sign (complicated to do nicely anyway)

I hope you like it. Really authentic and NOT OVERUSED for your industry

B/W version. Any color could be applied. Clear, simple, professionally designed.