no problem - can you make the mountain so that it's sloping upward at the end? it's for an investment firm, so it should look like a rising stock market, not a crashing one.
I like your mountain design, but it's not right yet. please make the third peak slightly higher than the second peak, and make the dip before it less severe. it should not go down that far. just a nice, gently upward sloping mountain range. what you are doing with the first 2 is perfect - just add a third.
I like #152 and #154, but you misunderstood me. The mountain represents the stock market. As such, the end of the 3rd mountain peak cannot slope lower than the prior peaks, because then it looks like a declining stocks market, which of course is not good for an investment firm. however, I like the arc that you made, so if you can change the shape of the mountain and still keep the arc or something similar, that would be great.
also, you did it right in a previous version - #136. however, it looked odd b/c the dip after the second peak was too big and the 3rd peak was too big.
finally, I def like #89 - but please take out the shaded line in the background that looks like a 1/2 moon.
I am leaning toward #158. however, couple of changes: 1) these look like volcanos, not mountains - can you make the peaks more like mountains? but not too pointy - relatively flat or rounded on top 2) please lessen the back slope on the 2nd and 3rd mountains. the little line that starts between the R & S, and the S & K. The line that starts the base of the mountain starts a little too early and is a little too long.
thanks for the changes, but the rounded tops don't look right. #158 looks much more polished. however, I like what the lessened "backslope" on #161. can you use that element on #158? we are def close.
no - that's not quite right. just go with #158, but look at the line that starts peaks 2 and 3. just start the line with less "upslope". the line that starts the peaks is too low at the beginning of the slope.