Seattle Scrum CompanyLogo Design Contest

I like this color. I would want to see the whole thing in this color.

With another font slogan.

It's looking pretty good to me. If there are any other colors you'd suggest I'm open to seeing them. I noticed the "SIMPLIFY YOUR ORGANIZATION" is hard to read when scaled down, in case you know a font that stays readable when it gets tiny.

It might be better without the smudges in the middle. Not sure.

perfect -- thanks

Just added slogan.

You can see some new updates. Thanks!

Dear Tinna, after reading http://designbuddy.com/what-do-worlds-top-brands-logos-have-in-common I'm back to preferring your 2-dimentional submissions. I'm still wondering if there's something you can do to make them catchier when color printing is available?

You can see new variants #150 #151 #152 with little change in arrows and in beige and dark orange color. Also a different fastening of the two rings.

I think I prefer grey for the glass part.

I still like the simplicity of this one. When I look at famous logos, they seem to have simple designs like this.

A further thought about the colors: half the time I will use the logo on printed training material where only black and white printing is practical. Despite what I wrote a couple days ago, I'm now wondering whether colors like beige, dark red, dark orange, dark brown (still with grey for the glass bulb I guess?) would enhance the logo when color is available without looking too different from the black and white image. Green's not my first choice because I don't want people to think we're in the energy-saving lightbulb business!

Thank you for that change. But now when the image is small it's harder to see the gaps in front of the arrows. How would you feel about making the arrows slightly more noticeable, maybe by widening the gap? Anything else you'd recommend to make the image distinctive when it has to be printed small or in black and white?

You can see the new entries. Thanks!

Hi, this is my favorite at the moment. I'm wondering if it's possible to see some other variations on the idea? Maybe something 3-dimensional?

I'm sorry, now see #23. Thanks!

Sorry, what I meant was tilting the whole bulb. I'd also want to see how it looks with the "simplify your organization" tagline.

You can see #21 and #22. Thanks!

In my brief I forgot to mention that the two loops in Scrum are sometimes a *tilted* figure 8. I'm curious to see this logo tilted also.