The Moto ChannelLogo Design Contest

Hi

My submission

Cheers

(This comment references Entry #62)

Hi

The following are examples

Cheers

(This comment references Entry #66)

Another

(This comment references Entry #67)

And another

(This comment references Entry #68)

And finally

Cheers

(This comment references Entry #69)

#62 and all of your other entries are incomplete because they are missing a Pictoral Mark. We will not rank any entry without a Pictoral Mark.

We have posted on our website examples of motorcycle art that we feel capture the action, passion, and excitement of motorcycling (which are the top three things to communicate through our logo) in order to clarify what we are looking for in a Pictoral Mark.

The page link is:

http://www.themotochannel.com/logoauctionmotorcycleart.html

We think that IF you design a similar image (remember that you are not limited to these examples), it should be located to the left of the words, as they each depict a motorcyclist moving to the right, which would draw attention towards the words "The Moto Channel".

Please do not feel limited by these examples. We are open to any and every suggestion you might have. Thanks!

Hi

Some more submissions

Cheers

(This comment references Entry #100)

Hi

And another

Cheers

(This comment references Entry #101)

#100 and #101. Your Pictoral Marks don't have any action to them at all. Remember to visit:

http://www.themotochannel.com/logoauctionmotorcycleart.html

To have an idea of what we are looking for.

Thanks for your submissions!

Hi

Here is the design with more movement

Cheers

(This comment references Entry #103)

#103 How does a motorcycle have movement with no rider?

Hi

A couple more submissions

Cheers

(This comment references Entry #210)

And another

(This comment references Entry #211)

#210 Thanks for your entry. We like the wordmark (especially the font choice) but not the pictoral mark, which is only two-dimensional and has no depth. Perhaps you could design the motorcycle approaching the viewer (from the front), with the rider trying to balance while riding a slight wheelie so his left leg is stretched to provide balance.

It's just an idea.

Hi

Here is another submission

Cheers

(This comment references Entry #225)