Siesta SalsaLogo Design Contest

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Hi, here's my logo, I draw a mexican guy making a siesta (napping), and he is surrounded by plants for making seasoning, giving it a beautiful southwestern color rendering. **In the plants, it can be added some elements, like if it's a corn salsa, a corn can be added, so with some other veggies. That's just an idea.

thanks -- BIANCA

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Bianca, can you take my label that we uploaded and put your logo where Southern Specialty Foods is? I need to see your logo on the label to see how the colors and spacing will work. Please keep in mind that we need to keep the logo high enough so we can put our product names and info under the logo. Thanks

Hi, thanks for the feedback. Yes, I can put my logo in your label. I know it will look good and classy. So hang on..... Bianca

Will be up with the label design, see how it works.

Here's my logo in bright colors

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In black and white

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In 2 color combination

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Hi, here's my revision, making the logo more colorful. hope it fits with what you look for.

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Here's my revision making the logo wider, style 1

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another revision with red banner, style2

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with yellow and red combination in fonts.

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here's my new rectangular logo and its placement on your label, as per your request. thanks, Bianca

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Hi, here's my final logo based on your latest revision. thank you. Bianca

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hi jammaker, here's my logo again without the specialty fonts, only siesta salsa icon. This is done in adobe illustrator, so it is vectorized and fully scalable. I can provide all the file formats (.ai, .eps, png or jpg) if required. thanks and regards -- Bianca

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