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Robert J. Malloy, Esquire, P.C.Logo Design Contest

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Robert J. Malloy, Esquire, P.C. has selected their winning logo design.

For $475 they received 187 designs from 16 different designers from around the world.
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rjmalloylaw commented on #117

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Can the red and grey solid lines be twisted together?
7 years ago
rjmalloylaw commented on #115

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Can we expand the dots so that the field is wider, going from the left side of the "R" to the gap to the left of the "J"?
7 years ago
rjmalloylaw commented on #109

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hey, nice change.

Let's try making it bigger? Like to the space between the J and the M?
7 years ago
bpn commented on #109

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other idea
7 years ago
bpn commented on #105

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again, updated
7 years ago
bpn commented on #104

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updated

thanks
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bpn commented on #103

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bpn commented on #102

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bpn commented on #101

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rjmalloylaw commented on #91

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I like this one. Can the dots above be both colors and the dots below be two semicircles, one of each color?
7 years ago
rjmalloylaw commented on #83

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what if the dots below the name form more of a wider box, with two colors, one box of each color?
7 years ago
rjmalloylaw commented on #41

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can the firm name be inserted so that everything is side to side?
7 years ago
rjmalloylaw commented on #69

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i like the visual difference between the above and below. I like the colors above. can the below have an outline of both colors?
7 years ago
rjmalloylaw commented on #63

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can we have two colors? the disorder should be visually larger than the order
7 years ago
rjmalloylaw commented on #68

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How can it look like the firm name is in between disorder and order? i like the circles and the different colors.
7 years ago
rjmalloylaw commented on #65

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What if we added red dots to the dots above the firm name and then changed the diamond shape to a dot outline only?
7 years ago
rjmalloylaw commented on #66

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Can we add red dots to the grey dots in the area above the firm name. Then, can the existing circle of grey dots be like a shadow of a new circle of red dots, below the firm name?
7 years ago
rjmalloylaw commented on #64

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Yes. This is better.

Can we experiment with both lines and dots? Can the dots even be shapes like the diamond shapes, etc?
7 years ago
bpn commented on #64

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updated
7 years ago
bpn commented on #63

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7 years ago
rjmalloylaw commented on #58

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Can you invert the dots, so that the organized dots are at the bottom
7 years ago
rjmalloylaw commented on #56

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I think the squiggly lines could be broader, since the disorganization is broader than the organization
7 years ago
rjmalloylaw commented on #57

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You are getting it better and better.

I wonder if the "good" part can be below, like the squiggly lines are straightened by gravity, as the go through the firm name?

Also, what if above the firm name, as an alternative, were those random dots and then below the name, those random dots assembled into a known shape?
7 years ago
rjmalloylaw commented on #51

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You got the idea of the separation. Now, how can we get the two sets of lines to connect, showing that the squiggly line becomes organized when it goes through the firm name?
7 years ago
bpn commented on #51

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updated
7 years ago
rjmalloylaw commented on #44

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for example:

smooth lines above
firm name
squiggly lines below
7 years ago
rjmalloylaw commented on #44

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Thanks for the update. I like it better with this font

What about having the form name be the change in between?
7 years ago
bpn commented on #43

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updated letter
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bpn commented on #44

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