Surespan DigitalLogo Design Contest

The logo file looks good, but I need to know which font you have you used. Could you please let me know the font name and where it came from (Adobe Illustrator for example or other)?

Dear CH, I have uploaded the final files. If you fell happy about the files, please make sure to approve them.

Thanks
AD

Hi, if you still want to see the change with the suggested color, please rank me 1st, even its temporarily. Thanks

Dear CH, thanks for the feedback. I think I can't submit the changes since this is selection phase, means that the 1st rank who can only submit the changes. I hope this is make sense... :)

Thanks
AD

Hi Artoz,
I was wondering if we could try this logo with a darker and the same blue for the bottom part of the graphic and for "DIGITAL". Maye something along the lines of 00 57 9C.

Thank you kindly,

Tom

Dear CH, thanks for the feedback. I have updated the changes. please let me know for any request

Thanks
AD

This is currently our fave pick. please try removing the horizontal lines and stretch the text to best fit.

Dear CH, I have posted the changes.. Please let me know for any request

Cheers :)
AD

Hi - could we take this version and use the 2nd darkest blue for "DIGITAL" and also stretch the subtitle full width just like it was before so we don't need the two horizontal lines.

Dear CH, sorry for the delay. I have posted some changes as requested and posted some options. Please feel free to comment or ask.

Thanks
AD

Hi - could we try this one with all CAPS as well and no italic?
Thank you kindly,
Tom

Thank you - this looks awesome. Could we try 2 more changes:
- all CAPS for Surespan Digital
- pick two shades of blue for Surespan and Digital instead of blue and grey; and leave the subtitle grey.
Thank you kindly

Dear CH, thanks for the feedback. I have posted the changes as suggested. Please feel free to comment or ask. :)

Thanks
AD

Sorry - meant to say "Then we could pick two of these *shades* of blue and use one for Surespan and the other for Digital. All grey should stay the same shade is it is."

Could we try this with different distinct shades for different parts instead of gradients? We have 4 blue'ish squares. Let's try to make each one of them a solid color, but of different shades similar to more or less their current gradient falls. Then we could pick two of these gradients of blue and use one for Surespan and the other for Digital. All grey should stay the same shade is it is.
Thank you.