RUTLEDGE LAW CENTER LTD.Logo Design Contest Logo Design Contest Contests / RUTLEDGE LAW CENTER LTD. RUTLEDGE LAW CENTER LTD. has selected their winning logo design. For $350 they received 91 designs from 18 different designers from around the world. Find out how LogoTournament works How LogoTournament works Contest Logo Design Brief Edit Client silverback United States Slogan A Tradition of Excellence, A History of Success What We Do A real estate, business and corporate, and intellectual property law firm. Industry Legal Color Preferences maroon, dark lavender, pea green, purple blue (see firm's existing website at rutledgelawcenter.com for color spectrum and relationships) Our Ideas & Additional Information rutledgelawcenter.com Themes Luxury Entries Order by Ranking Entry Number Order by Ranking Entry Number 1st baiskee Withdrawn 2nd Lindsey Withdrawn 3rd APE Withdrawn 4th 1design Withdrawn 5th sagaraa Withdrawn 6th heru Withdrawn 7th sagaraa Withdrawn 8th akuaja Withdrawn 9th sagaraa Withdrawn 10th sagaraa New Luke.Concept New Luke.Concept Withdrawn Prefers others. APE Withdrawn Prefers others. APE Withdrawn Prefers others. swimmer100 Withdrawn Prefers others. APE Withdrawn Prefers others. Lindsey Withdrawn Prefers others. Lindsey Withdrawn Prefers others. APE Withdrawn Prefers others. APE Withdrawn Prefers others. Lindsey Withdrawn Prefers others. Lindsey Withdrawn Prefers others. Lindsey Withdrawn Prefers others. Lindsey Withdrawn Prefers others. Luke.Concept Withdrawn Prefers others. baiskee Withdrawn Prefers others. baiskee Withdrawn Prefers others. baiskee Withdrawn Prefers others. Luke.Concept Withdrawn Prefers others. offbeatdesign Withdrawn Prefers others. offbeatdesign Withdrawn Prefers others. offbeatdesign Withdrawn Prefers others. 1design Withdrawn Prefers others. 1design Withdrawn Prefers others. Kevin Hughes Design Withdrawn Prefers others. TillyDes!gn Withdrawn Prefers others. NZR Withdrawn Prefers others. NZR Withdrawn Prefers others. NZR Withdrawn Prefers others. baiskee Withdrawn Prefers others. baiskee Withdrawn Prefers others. baiskee Withdrawn Prefers others. sagaraa Withdrawn Prefers others. Luke.Concept Withdrawn Prefers others. sagaraa Withdrawn Prefers others. sagaraa Withdrawn Prefers others. heru Withdrawn Prefers others. heru Withdrawn Prefers others. 1design Withdrawn Prefers others. 1design Withdrawn Prefers others. sagaraa Withdrawn Prefers others. sagaraa Withdrawn Prefers others. sagaraa Withdrawn Prefers others. baiskee Withdrawn Prefers others. baiskee Withdrawn Prefers others. sagaraa Withdrawn Prefers others. sagaraa Withdrawn Prefers others. sagaraa Withdrawn Prefers others. sagaraa Withdrawn Prefers others. kooldog 1 2 1 2 Next > Discussion silverback Client #2: I prefer #2 over #1 because the icon is less prominent. Name recognition and memorability are most-important for this firm. I am also thinking the firm's website address should somehow be incorporated. Designers -- Your thoughts on this?Fyi, for information conveyance and memorability, I like the Metzger Rosta firm's logo by Lindsey that is posted on the real-time community portfolio page... 14 years ago silverback Client #3: This look is a bit too modern for my market. Additionally, it doesn't convey enough information (tag line, URL, etc.) to create a memorable vision and distinguish our firm from the competition. 14 years ago silverback Client #6: I like this one the best thus far. Although let's loose the stand alone "R". It seems superfluous to the otherwise-fantastic logo. I would, though, like to see you use the green from that stand alone "R" in the "R" in "Rutledge". Doable?Also, for uniformity with existing signage etc., let's use initial caps for each word in the tag line. Ideas on incorporating the firm's website address into the logo? 14 years ago silverback Client #8: I like this one a lot. There is no comma between "Center" and "Ltd.", though. I also am not sure I'm crazy about the acronym over the icon (even though that is indeed how the firm is referenced in-house). My initial thought is that it takes away from the gorgeous diamond, 4-panel icon. Let's see what it looks like without that RLC... 14 years ago silverback Client #7: I like this one, although not as much as it's sister logo (i.e., #8). I'm thinking it needs more use in the text of the color palate established in the icon. Also, no acronym over your gorgeous icon and maybe a bit fancier font choice? 14 years ago