The Center for Association Growth (TCAG)Logo Design Contest

I think #28 is worth pursuing more. I love the upward movement the people have.

Now, how to improve??? Different colors? Some way of tieing the People with the Company name more directly? Both elements are good but not as connected or interrelated.

Does that make sense?

asti, thanks for your continued contributions.

#30 I like the idea of introducing a strong circle into your designs. But the TCAG letters in the top half of the circle are not needed. Also, I wonder what it would like if you dropped your People icon from #28 into the center of your circle from #30? Could you experiment with that?

asti - very good stuff. Could you experiment with a sans serif type for the company name in #32 and #31?

And perhaps stack the name like this (forewarning - this might be a bad idea).

The
Center for
Association Growth
(with the type centered under the icon - almost forming a triangle as the base for the icon)

asti - thanks for the continual refinements.

On #43, can you give a little bit more weight to the type for "The Center for Association Growth" . I don't want to go too far, but I want to see what it would look like if the name of the company leads the viewers eye up to the people icon, perhaps like stairs of a pyramid would. Again, I don't want to over do it, but there could be a very interesting dynamic between the triangle base and circle top.

Hope this makes sense.

Again, great work.

hey thanks ! - you can ask any changes you want . If you write your coments here, i receive a notification email .(from the coments posted on the contest area i don't)

Hi asti, #44 continues to be our frontrunner. I don't know if they are any refinements you can think of, but I was wondering whether there are other color combinations you think would work better for the green circle and the yellow people. If not, that's cool. But might be worth a quick review.

Thanks again.

Hi asti, thanks for providing color variations for #44. I like all of them but still like #44 the best.

How well do you think this logo will work in black and white? Will the people hold up?

on black background

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greyscale

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for #74, could you look at the people's arm/legs and make sure they don't disappear; maybe a thin line is needed to help them hold their shape?

thanks for #73... had not considered what this might look like out of black... Kinda cool!