Special Purpose ContractorsLogo Design Contest

Thank you for selectin gmy work, please check you private messages for additional information. I am looking forward to talking with you soon

Scott

I want this too!!!

Make star gray

There are 2 options

Option 1:

let the contest run it's course and select a wining designer in the 3rd phase (selection) Benefits logo can be fin tuned as required. Designers and Contest Holders still communicate view messages the edit designs with the help of the markup tool.

Option 2:
End the contest early Benefit is designers can have direct contact with contest Holders out side of Logo Tournament. Which in my opinion is better to actually speak with someone to discuss logo changes rather than relying on messages.

Please review this link.
https://help.logotournament.com/article/85-end-your-contest-early

how do I choose just to work with you?

well you are our choice for sure.

here is the wolverine head & claw with same text layout

As for additional designs I cannot discuss this matter while the contest is still active, this is LT policy. Once a contest over and a winner selected designers can discuss additional designs etc.

Yes, the design will stitch fine.

we would love to have both in this format: of the wolverine and one of the wolverine face/paw. you are definitely going to be our winner.

we will be making this into a patch as well. will this embroider good?

make the star grey please

How's this? I have refined the wolverine a wee bit more.

I like where you are going with this. you are the one that is heading the proper direction with all of this. Alterations: Solid red field; SPC sides of the letters parallels shield sides but still arches; SPECIAL PURPOSE CONTRACTORS font color to gray; no gradients.

I like where you are going with this. you are the one that is heading the proper direction with all of this. Alterations: Solid red field; SPC sides of the letters parallels shield sides but still arches; SPECIAL PURPOSE CONTRACTORS font color to gray; no gradients.

how about no border, if the patch applied to dark garments would look good. The white is not white, it's Pantone Cool Grey 1c

1. How's this shield style?

2. what about the font?

okay, I did upload new revisions with different font. I'll work on this update

lets lose the wht/silver border all together. border only black. And can we bring the sides to be straight up and down, not canting out? SPC should be singular letters, not connected, black with gray border. paw image the same grey.

Use the hag tag symbol # and number you can refer to specific design of mine for example

#93

You can use the markup tool to drawn on the design

https://help.logotournament.com/article/203-markup-tools-drawing-and-annotation

The badge/shield shape I really like. Now that I see the silver/metal, I think the white looks better lol. I wish I could show you texts. The first text you had is close to what I want, but there's another one where (for example) the letter "c" is more square than round... However the overall shape and thickness is the same.

How/s this, with revised SPC and gradients to emulate metal

no, very clever! I love it! I'd like to see a few different fonts for the letters, and more of a coat of arms shield shape. Like the 90's Porsche emblem, with a slightly more pointed bottom. Also maybe sliver/grey instead of the white? I'm curious to see how that would look. How will this translate to an embroidered patch? The face in the paw print is on point!

too much?

Update, is this what you had in mind?

Hi, absolutely, I'll work up revisions

I like what you're doing. The paw print is great. can you change the shield to have rounded edges that come to one point and inverse the two top borders to come to a higher point as well? and make the letters less block like with black font?.

A representation of embroidering a4 a 3.94 x 3.94 inch loop. Silver thread is represented with white.

Hello spcalpha

My submission for your consideration. I ahve taken into consideration the requirements from Print, web to embroidery.

I chose not to use gradients and use solid colors to give a cleaner representation of depth.

Scott