I really like number 82. can you do it with colors, black letters?


The red sandia with the sun - PLEASE TRY NEW COLOR WORDS! Black font? I am not wild about the red letters, tho still a possiblility/

The blue and green second choice - please try this one with dark blue and pink!

















Can we try different lettering with number 1 = try black, try colors with top to bottom transition, try dark blue lettering. I love the neuron sun.

#2 is a close second. I would like green instead of orange/brown, and no shadow under the shape. Very elegant.

Others I still like, looking for prettier color schemes. Good job on all. This is hard!

Try incorporating the mountain idea and watermelon colors. This is the Land of Enchantment!

Wow.... I mis your first won TeBo ! But not for the 2nd :))
btw, awesome design TeBo! Good Luck !

Logos with a heavy amount of graphic effects and number of colors might be more difficult and more expensive in print applications.

Nancy if you are going to advise CH's on print please back up your statement with fact.

1. full colour print (cmyk) has no bearing on how complicated a design is...standard print is 300 dpi which will render any images correct. The cost for full colour is and always will be more expense...4 plates need to be produced for the process and the process it' self takes longer.

2. your are part correct, images that are gloss with reflections are best printed on gloss stock, matte sub strait will print fine but lose that shiny appeal.

Embroidery can also be problematic.

Digital printing has actually made full color print projects affordable, but spot color applications and screenprinting would prove more expensive and designs relying on full color or gradients might be problematic.

Scaling at smaller sizes might also render complicated or detailed designs unrecognizable . I do not mean business card size, but smaller - let's say on a pen where screens or gradients are not optional.