Succeed on PurposeLogo Design Contest

This design signifies "reaching for the stars" and achieving success.

(This comment references Entry #1)

This logo signifies "reaching for the stars" and achieving success.

(This comment references Entry #2)

Interesting...I need to think about the mark a bit. Can you make the purple darker, and try another color as secondary? Tagline bigger.

With changes as requested, using a darker purple as the main color and orange as the secondary color.

(This comment references Entry #12)

Nice. Still trying to connect to the person. Should the tagline be larger?

Here is another design for success.

(This comment references Entry #13)

I like it. Can you put the previous one back up to compare it to? I like where you're going with this.

Hi Tourcat. I would still like to see the first one if you don't mind. It's stayed with me.

Hi, terrimax-

Unfortunately, I had to withdraw my original submission because it was a bit too close to an existing logo. I have attempted a similar concept with my second submission #13.

I will continue to work on more designs for you. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Thanks!

Another design idea.

(This comment references Entry #51)

This one is great! Superb!

I really like the mark. Can you see if you can separate the name and tagline and leave the mark as is?

Glad to make changes for you! I wasn't sure if this is what you requested, but I have separated the name and tagline by putting more space between them. If you meant something else, please let me know and I'll get right on it! ;)

(This comment references Entry #127)

Here is an additional option for text placement.

(This comment references Entry #128)

Here is an additional option for text placement.

(This comment references Entry #129)

Another color combination.

(This comment references Entry #195)

Here is another design for your review.

(This comment references Entry #356)

Here is another design for your review..

(This comment references Entry #357)

take a look #346

Original submission.

(This comment references Entry #471)

without gradients.

(This comment references Entry #472)