Here is the logo idea I came up with for your Rotary's annual run/walk event. I limited the design to only red, white and blue, as this will allow for quick and affordable print/production for t-shirts and other things. (This would only be a 2-color print job on white shirts, for example!) I also kept the message simple and straight forward: a man and a woman running across a patriotic landscape.
Let me know your thoughts in terms of overall look and colors, and we can go from there. I look forward to hearing what you think. Thank you for looking!
I also included a distressed/textured layer in the design, which can be turned on or off to give t-shirts and other things a nice, vintage look and feel!
And here is an alternate touched-up version for web and 4-color process printing use. This one doesn't need to solid flat colors like the one you would need for t-shirts!
Here is a revised entry, based on your feedback. Also, just a reminder for you: if click on a design you can leave feedback on our personal designer page. This way, we are notified that you have left a comment and we can respond quicker. Thanks!
Thanks for the added entries! We appreciate your work. Really like seeing the 5K Walk and run in the banner and the runners in the landscape. This is nice! Still...any other ideas or concepts with veterans would be appreciated.
I forgot to create a revised version with both the banner and the new wording included, so here it is! I am still what other possible veteran-influenced ideas I can include. I will post any additional concepts I come up with asap.
That sounds great; Thanks. I will see if I can come up with anything else. I had started drawing a classic patriot-looking veteran with a gun, but I am still trying to figure out how best to implement him into the design. If I can work something out, I will definitely post what I come up with!
I noticed you are probably wanting the Rotary cog icon within the design, so I have reworked mine to accommodate this. Also, as mentioned before--I think it would be best to have the design prepared in solid colors (no gradients or reflections) so that you can go straight to the printer without any additional edits needed. So this is what I came up with! :)
Here is an additional color layout option, as well as some subtle stars added to further customize the font as your own. This would still only be a 3-color print once production began!
Thank you for the added entries with the Rotary Cog! We have elimintated the entries with the blue box and Rotary Club of Westerville, too dark for print t-shirts and wanted to narrow the selection. Keep up the great work!