Sandia Neurology PCLogo Design Contest

Logo Design Contest
Contests / Sandia Neurology PC

Sandia Neurology PC has selected their winning logo design.

For $300 they received 126 designs from 28 different designers from around the world.

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7th
#71

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#73

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#70

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#32

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#20

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#22

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#21

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#25

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#72

Discussion

 
Logo Designer
-feedback will be welcomed

(This comment references Entry #20)
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
similar treatment in a half veiw

(This comment references Entry #21)
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
This one is more conceptual. It is a play of nueron/electron/receptors into the letter "S" and "N". Hope you like it.

(This comment references Entry #22)
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Please feel free to let me know if you need any revisions.

Regards
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
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(This comment references Entry #25)
15 years ago
 
Client
Sorry I could not write sooner due to blocking on my computer. I love your work! Can we try number 21 with different colors? I don't like brown/orange. Also please remove the shadow to see what it looks like. Clever uses of neurons. Very elegant. My daughter loves the S neuron #25. I am afraid it is too feminine and doesn't convey strength and competence and commitment. #22 is a great design but we didn't see the letters until you explained. I think the colors are good.

Thanks~
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
-This is a aqua blue and green combination. Light, gentle and relaxing feel. I removed the shadow to show how it looks without it.

(This comment references Entry #32)
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
I'm glad to hear from you after long :). yes! #25 was intended to be a little feminine but it served the purpose of attracting your audience quite well as the first target was your daughter. It is a customized font played with the neuron concept. You can keep it as an option if you think you're gona take more openions.

#22 is SN... This is an abstract and you dont necessarily have to write SN litteraly so that its legible. The idea here was not for it to be legible only but convey a message. You can see how they intersect and overlap eachother. Nerveous system is the most complicated of all the human systems I read in my biology classes... I wanted to represent the concept if this complicated and delicate system in a simple way. And I think I did well. But the final word is up to you obviously... many things are not known unless explained well...but the secret in a design itself is a good reason to memorize it :). e.g take a look at FedEx logo http://fedex.com/ there is a little arrow between "E" and "x" which represent forwardness and relates to the service. Many people dont know about the arrow. Or take a look at amazon.com logo the logo is not just "amazon" writen with a smile underneath but if you notice the smile is pointing from "a" to "z" which is again a secret and relates to the nature of the business of selling items from a to z. Anyway...long story. Let me know if you need further changes.

Regards
15 years ago
 
Client
#32 PLEASE TRY THIS WITH DARK BLUE AND MAGENTA> OR OTHER SIMILAR COLORS.
The problem I just realized is that these colors you are using (turquoise and chartruese) are the two colors used by my last 2 groups. I need a clean break from them! Purple, magenta, indigo all ok. What do you think?
i love these designs. Thanks!
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
No problem.. color is not really a problem and can even be adjusted after your contest...the important thing is to get you a meaningfull and attractive design that makes you stand out. I will revise some colors in a bit.
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
-revisions

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revisions

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revisions

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