Hello again, I love this! I think the font is great, colors, icon all good. Can you play around with a few placement options (words/tree?) for example, can you try a version where the name and tagline are shifted up a bit? Thank you!
ad 1. Yes, I think that it is enough to simplify the roots a little while keeping style # 1137. I'll do it in a moment.
ad 2. Yes, but according to LT regulations I can't place a PP project here.
Hello. I like the simplicity of #1048, but in this version there is no mistake that roots are there. Are there any other ways that you would express the roots?
Also, do you create power point templates? if you were to create a template, would you see a design element from the logo being used on the content slides? Thank you!
I understand that you have a vision and do not want to stray from it, but I need to be sure that I am 100% happy with what I choose. The logo is the key visual representation of my company and I want to be sure that it conveys my values without any words.
It seems to me that you too literally treat drawing in a logo. As you know, I have already done tree and I think that ordinary tree is too popular in the logo.
of the versions with the shaded trunk, I like this the most. Is there a way to make it look more like tree leaves vs. plant without altering the integrity of the logo?
Additionally, this logo also illustrates youth- Smaller plant/ new tree. I love the playfulness of it, but I worry that the impression will come across as inexperienced.
i'm curious to see your other tree idea? I like your design very much and appreciate your rationale. I do have to make sure the logo I choose aligns with my brand personality of thoughtful, visionary/imaginative and zestful. I do think your logo is very zestful and imaginative. What makes your design great is the simplicity, but that also makes me question whether it fits thoughtful. I am still not decided on my first choice.
I wanted only one fruit to remain, because it is clear and easy to see (conspicuous). If we make many fruits, the meaning of the logo will be "blurred".
I hope you know what I mean and what I wanted to convey with this logo?
As I wrote earlier, what do you have beautiful and deep-rooted roots if you only have a tree. We evaluate a tree and its roots by their fruits (your ideas and work).
I corrected, changed my roots a bit. The key to this logo is fruit, so what if the tree has large and beautiful roots if there is no fruit. The roots are important, of course, but we collect fruit.
I would like this logo to remain "clean".
We care about the long-term (not just the current project) so our thoughts are "deeply rooted", we "dig deep" and produce ideas that are strong and unwavering.
the idea behind the name "rooted" is meant to signify that the though the company puts into projects is more than just surface. Some consulting companies have one idea and they repurpose it for different cutomers. I'm trying to show that we are different because we take the time to understand our customers business. We do research and understand how their market/ problem is different so that we can help them come up with unique/ innovative strategies. Does this help?
Can you explain more what you mean. I just don't want to just expand the roots, because that's probably not what you mean.
Of course, I'll try to do something else, but this will be my vision :)
Just enlarging the roots will complicate only the appearance and usability of the logo.
Hello. I love this logo because it is clean and simple. I love the colors and the placement of the single fruit. It’s modern, Imaginative and full of life. I like the side by side layout as well as you pointed out. What I am missing is the thoughtfulness, the strength in being deeply rooted in strategy, insights, customer values etc. Can you think about that and see if you would further develop the logo in any way.
As I wrote earlier, I wanted to avoid resemblance to other root logos, that's why I built such a project for you.
In addition, I wanted it to be easy to use on various advertising media (embroidery, engraving, cutting).
I'm not sure I understood you correctly, but I'll try to answer you. The name is "rooted" and it clearly shows the logo, the use of the letter "r" is the most common character and does not have to appear in the logo. For example, does Nike have the letter N in the logo? This logo is certainly different and easy to recognize, and the distinguishing element is the fruit (it's a mole like Marylin M.). I know and have seen many logos with a lowercase letter r and roots, which is why I wanted to avoid it. At your request, I avoided complicated designs and I think that together we have developed something interesting.
You deal with health, which is associated with gentleness, so I'm not sure if "sharpness" is needed. I hope you know what I want to say.
How would this logo stand on it's own if needed? would you be able to incorporate an "r" or some signature branding if the company name wasn't present (for example, on a power point slide that isn't a title slide). Thank you again
i like the idea, but I don't love the heart. I'm trying to find a way to incorporate an element of orange (but slight) to add the "energy/ vitality" to the logo
can you change "healthcare marketing" to "strategic marketing"? Can you also change the tree trunk to more of an olive tone? or another green that is not black?
I like this, but the roots are a bit too detailed and it come across with a dark emotion. Can you soften? Also, can you change the font? Something more simple and sleek?
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The same typeface but personalized.
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Please be patient.
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ad 2. Yes, but according to LT regulations I can't place a PP project here.
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Also, do you create power point templates? if you were to create a template, would you see a design element from the logo being used on the content slides? Thank you!
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I'll let you know when it's ready.
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Because they are associated with autumn, autumn is not a good symbol for health.
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I hope you know what I mean and what I wanted to convey with this logo?
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I think that every logo must have a hidden meaning, a message.
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I would like this logo to remain "clean".
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Of course, I'll try to do something else, but this will be my vision :)
Just enlarging the roots will complicate only the appearance and usability of the logo.
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get curious | dig deep | grow ideas
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In addition, I wanted it to be easy to use on various advertising media (embroidery, engraving, cutting).
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You deal with health, which is associated with gentleness, so I'm not sure if "sharpness" is needed. I hope you know what I want to say.
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