Rotary Club Of WestervilleLogo Design Contest

Thanks for the submission. We like entry #42. Can we have the the spokes on the Rotary Cog made a bit shorter. For reference, details on the rotary cog can be found at www.rotary.org

Hello,

Thank you for the suggestion. Here is the requested revision in a few different options :

#43
#44
#46
#47
#48

Regards

Thank you for the submissions! Really like #43! Can we get the cog in #40 touched up to look more like #43. Thanks!

Like the shield on these designs!

Just posted a few different options including a waving veteran's flag, as well as the latest requested changes.
#54 a version like #43 but with the shield on top
#55 The design in #40 with the Rotary cog inside.
#58 Emphasis on the veteran's flag and shield to convey patriotism and strength.
#59 With ribbons encompassing the design

Best
mint

#59… could you replace the shield with a runner similar to one of the runners in someone else’s submission (not sure if we can request that or not....if not I completely understand). Could you also show the rotary wheel with the spokes in the wheel and the runner over the wheel? I like the current color of the wheel just want the spokes showing. Go to rotar.org to see the wheel. I don’t want the words "rotary" "International" in the wheel....just the wheel and spokes in the current color on the current submission.

Not a problem, will add the requested runner sometime tomorrow. If anything else comes to mind, please let me know so I can provide that as well.

The requested changes as follows :

#61 The rotary cog in gray
#62 The rotary cog in blue

#63 - The idea behind this entry is that everyone who crosses the finish line is a winner. The line is represented by the blue ribbon with Rotary Honors Veterans.

Here are some more ideas based on your latest feedback. I figured you didn't like the last batch of concepts and I wanted to give you exactly the feel, which you are looking for.

#65 Option 1, a runner and a shield-star concept.
#67 Option 2 a different runner
#68 An outline to the star, the star goes beyond the shield element.
#70 Bigger outline of the shield, and reversed colors. Also a nicer transition between blue-to-red.

Regards

# 72 could you finish the seal above the star the way its finished below the star?

Not a problem. Here is the revised design in two color options.

#75 Red cog
#76 Blue cog

Regards

#72....I was not clear. Underneathe the banner that reads "rotary Honors Veterans" and on either side of the point of the star it is all red....was hoping to see that area finished as the shield. Thanks steve

#72...instead of being "red" it looks like it should be blue to match the rest of the sheild.

Thank you for the clarification, it is much appreciated. I think this is what you mean by "blue to match the rest of shield".

#77 With dividing white line
#78 Solid blue

Regards

#72 Sorry still not what I was looking for. There is "red" above the star on either side of the point of the star that looks like it should be blue. The red is below the banner that reads rotary honors veterans I need that red to be blue. Hope this helps. Steve

No worries. There is this problem always with online communication. Here is the reds below the banner in blue (hopefully :)

#80

Regards,
Mint

#80 can we get a version without the highlights in the blue. We are not sure that the highlights will work on printed t-shirts

All of the designs, which I have uploaded use Pantone colors, which is the industry standard for professional printing. A color that will not print is not likely, however if the print-house is not competent is another question.

I am uploading a version with all gradients(highlights) in single colors. (please note that there are highlights also on the cog and the banner (Rotary Honors Veterans) - not only the shield.)

#82

Here is Pantone website for reference.
http://www.pantone.com/pages/pantone/index.aspx

Mint

#80 can you make the rotary banner 50% bigger so it is easier to read "Rotary Honors Veterans"...last change I promise ....maybe

Here it goes : #83

Mint,

Thank you for your submission and all of your work, ideas and revisions. You have done an excellent job of incorporating the ideas that we were trying to capture in our logo. We appreciate your patience as we worked to rank and select a winner as we were doing this by committee for this event. We are looking forward to receiving the final product. You have truly done a great job for us and we Thank you..

With the best regards,
The Rotary Club of Westerville