Salvaged SolesLogo Design Contest

Here's something a bit playful. Let me know if you want any changes. Thanks.

(This comment references Entry #10)

I like the concept, DL. Kind of like "rising from the ashes".

Do you have any other types of fonts or color schemes you think might look good with the idea?

Last comment was in reference to #10.

Thanks for the feedback. I revised the design and I have also included a black-and-white version so you can see how well it works in print.

(This comment references Entry #31)

They all look great, DL! Very cool with the new font. I like to "L". :)

I still think #32 is my favorite, DL. Do you think you could work with the following color scheme...Mint, Light Blue (sky), Grey, Black and see what comes from that?

I saw the color scheme work well in another logo I'd liked.

Thanks for the feedback.

(This comment references Entry #46)

Hey DL, for #68 and #69 what does the up-arrow represent to you?

Would it be possible to see #63 without the bold black lines around the wings to make them more like #68 (while keeping the two tone color)?

Thanks again for the feedback. The arrow element was just to reinforce the idea of being lifted-up; let me know if you want a version without it. Here is the modification to the wings you asked for. I didn't know if you wanted the softened highlight version or the glossy version so I have included both. Let me know if you want any more changes.

(This comment references Entry #79)

Hey DL, I've had a number of associates review the submissions and yours really stood out to them too.

Some of the feedback I've gathered are in regards to #31. Would it be possible to see a few different colors of wings? Also, could we try the wing/sole with a finer outline in those variations?

Thanks!

Here are the revisions you requested. Let me know if the line-widths on the wing/shoe elements are now where you want them. I went with a single color-scheme on these revisions as in #31. There are two sets: the first 8 have the same high color-saturation as #31. The second 8 are the same hues as the first set but have a lower (less bright) color-saturation. There are just too many possible colors so let me know if any of these are headed in the right direction. I can make the elements different colors, change the hue, brightness, saturation, and also highlights. Thanks

(This comment references Entry #129)

Thanks, DL. Sent your new submission to my group and the last bit of feedback is they'd actually like to see #147 and #148 with the original bold outlines for shoe/wing. Would that be easy?

Here are the next revisions. I can change the line widths easily if these aren't quite right.

(This comment references Entry #149)