SuiteSpotsLogo Design Contest

#53 features office buildings. i can play with that idea more if you like the concept.

thanks!

Hi and thanks for your submissions.
I do not think the office towers will work, since these locations are typically in 1-3 story buildings.
I wouldn't mind seeing the pushpin element explored further, maybe 6 pins forming a circle to become a graphic identifier.

How about #54?

better for sure - please checkout the latest reference uploads and comments

Any thoughts on #82?

I like this one.
Did you try showing a bit of the pin?
Maybe a slight angle tilt?

how about #83?

I submitted a few other variations. Let me know if there is anything I can do to produce a winner for you.

thanks!

very nice.
Can we make the landing spot a different shape - maybe an ellipse or part circle in perspective?

Oh ya, the tagline should read "Flexible Business Space"

thanks!

Can we make the pin a bit taller (longer) in #83?
I think we're really close.

Sure, I can make those changes in the morning. I live on the east coast so I am about to call it a night.

Thanks for your patience.

how about #110? I will also try to work on a different shape as a landing spot.

thanks!

is #111 what you meant by ellipse?

#110 is looking really good.
Did you soften the catch lights on the pin?

Can we nudge the pin up a bit?
Maybe 1/2 way to the baseline and another on the baseline?

Do you mean add a second pin? When you say catch lights i think you mean the white accents, correct? Yes, I did soften them to try to make it look a little more real. Do you want them a little brighter?

thanks!

No second pin, just show me it moved up a bit and then another version moved up a bit more.
Yes, let's brighten the accents again.
Thanks

Thanks. please see #112 and #113.

in #114, I got rid of the gradient in Flexible Business Space and just used a flat red. I think it looks much better, although very subtle :)

Two final variations for thought in #125 and #126.

thanks!

#130 and #131 have the light coming from the left side which makes more sense with the angle of the push pin.