Sterling Pacific GroupLogo Design Contest

Logo Design Contest
Contests / Sterling Pacific Group

Sterling Pacific Group has selected their winning logo design.

For $275 they received 176 designs from 16 different designers from around the world.

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#118

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Discussion

 
Logo Designer
The S for sterling is created by three brush strokes (top and bottom represent business opportunities going both directions (asia to us: us to asia--These are represented by the red dots). And the middle stroke forming the S is representing the ocean.

Happy to take suggestions, or use different colors, fonts, etc. upon request.
12 years ago
 
Logo Designer
29 same premise as above only water stroke slightly "more descriptive"
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Client
I like the yin/yan type concept - can you make the image portion more compact?
12 years ago
 
Client
I was referring to #s 54 & 55
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Logo Designer
thanks for the feedback and request.The S in the new ones formed by line and circles can represent yin/yan, as you stated or also two countries separated by water or two countries connected by non-directional path. #88 can since it is within the circle (circle of course can represent grouping, or continuity, or further the yin/yan concept or the world.....

Pls let me know if you have any other requests (including ones for fonts, colors, additions, subtractions or....). Happy to try the variations for you.

C
12 years ago
 
Logo Designer
#98 the paths form both an S and P, as well as bidirectional arrows
12 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Please let me know if there is anything more you might like me to try or develop?

Thanks for the first place ranking and again, thanks for any feedback.

Carla
12 years ago
 
Logo Designer
142 forms an S, a P and a wave all with the same form.

Just a note that in the yin/yan, calligraphy stroke with the dots also form an S and a P. Again, along with the wave formation and the linking of two different places in a bidirectional exchange.
12 years ago
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