Rose City Resumes, LLCLogo Design Contest Logo Design Contest Contests / Rose City Resumes, LLC Rose City Resumes, LLC has selected their winning logo design. For $325 they received 235 designs from 26 different designers from around the world. Find out how LogoTournament works How LogoTournament works Contest Annotation Delete We are sorry, but the time to edit this annotation has expired. Save Cancel Entries by YanYan Return to Contest Return to Contest Comment Activity Order by Ranking Entry Number Comment Activity To leave a comment please click on the logo. Withdrawn New Withdrawn New 2 Withdrawn New Withdrawn New Withdrawn New 1 Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Withdrawn Prefers others. Comment Activity YanYan commented on #73 Withdrawn Thank you for the wonderful comments on the entries , I'll make changes on the arrangements will soon improve the overall designs as contest progress. 6 years ago RoseCityResume commented on #72 Withdrawn It's hard to articulate how this can be improved because it's so good. I love the originality of the shape of Portland, and how it's subtle enough that you almost have to be a local to catch one. Maybe make the rose and the city shape different colors? The font is a little more "cursiv-ey" than I imagined on this one, and the word "resume is not as prominent as I want. I also like the bottom bars that also look like buildings, but I wonder if it's hard to tell what it is supposed to be to someone that doesn't know. I like a little mystique in a logo, but not too much. Overall, your art is amazing. 6 years ago RoseCityResume commented on #73 Withdrawn Wow, I'm amazed. The St. Jonh's Bridge is literally perfect, and the sketch makes it look like water underneath. At first I thought I liked an emphasis on "rose city" being larger, but I'd like "resumes" to be more prominent and thicker. Can you make the circle and roes more playful (no change to the St. Johns bridge which is great)? And maybe the top line main letters like "R" get a little more of a cursive, on the part of the serif's tail, bracket (or whatever the bottom of the letter is called)? 6 years ago