#7 - we are really feeling these colors. a much more energized take on pink(s). we serve women across cancers, not just breast cancer, so we need to be careful to not get stuck in the light pink generally associated with breast cancer. additionally, the ribbons tend to point folks in the direction of either breast cancer or ovarian cancer so we need to be cautious there as well.
hi all! we are super excited about the entries so far. and so fast, my goodness. thank you for your efforts.
#4 - this is a really interesting way to capture the community of women combined with a sense of life and celebration. however, the colors didn't land powerfully on us. is there a way to bring a slightly more feminine feel?
#7 - really love your use of the ribbons as women in a very thriving pose. first reaction is concern that it makes women think we are breast cancer focused.
the tree women are awesome, but after getting some feedback it seems #34 takes people a little away from "getting" who we are or what we do or who we serve.
i was wondering if a mash-up of some sort was possible between #34 & 35? i just think the upside down ribbon women are brilliant.
our challenge will be to find just the right color combo if we do incorporate the ribbon image. we just learned that lavender represents all cancers (as does our org). however, we were trying to move away from pastels. i like that you have two ribbons in two different colors. that might be help us communicate that we're not cancer specific without using lavender? not sure, but thought i would ask your feedback.
I have just made you an option with #34 and #35 into one. Also played around with the colors to find interesting and appropriate for the company color combinations.
i like the purple on 101. could you match it with a richer green (closer to the green in #3)? or maybe even a grey?
also, i think the font you have fits the graphic really well, but since this is a rebrand for us, i'd like to see it in the font for #38...that's closer to our current font.
We really like the variation on leaves in #149. Can we see it with the font you are currently using but moving the “FOR" to the line above? Also, I would like to see a second version of mark #149 with the font and sizing used in mark #87 as well. Or one close to it if you can't find that exact one.