Direct DermatologyLogo Design Contest

My submission for your review and consideration..the icon arrow segment represents "Direct" as in Direct Dermatology and the D portion is the initial for DD

Silver and Blue colour

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update

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#rd design the letter D stylized a computer mouse

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these new colours can be applied to any of mt submissions

sCott

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Something a wee bit more abstract...think skin cells

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We like the abstract design. Can you make "Direct" less prominent? Thanks.

Thank you for the feedback...here is updated and you notice I've changed out the grey and tighten up the abstract cells..The design has a dynamic appeal meaning energy...rather than static.

if you have any colour preferences please let me know or we can adjust colours at any time.

Scott

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colour change now this is better enhances the overall feel and energy

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2 new revision for your review

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another idea representing connecting services via internet

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Scott,
Can you increase the font size in #175? Thanks!

4 versions based on the latest request

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Could you change the text in #251 to very dark gray? And could you try it with only capitals in the first letters? And we would be interested in some different color combinations for the icon (maybe an alternative to the turquoise color). Thanks for accomodating our requests!

text and colour updates

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Rather than uploading countless number of all caps and Sentence case text, plus colour variation..any changes you like already posted we can mix and match..this will make it easier for your to review with fewer images to scan over

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purple and grey

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