The Painting CraftsmenLogo Design Contest

Logo Design Contest
Contests / The Painting Craftsmen

The Painting Craftsmen has selected their winning logo design.

For $275 they received 193 designs from 24 different designers from around the world.
1st
#191

Withdrawn

4th
#192

Withdrawn

5th
#167

Withdrawn

8th
#166

Withdrawn

New
#115

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New
#107

Withdrawn

New
#117

Withdrawn

New
#120

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New
#119

Withdrawn

New
#109

Withdrawn

New
#193

Withdrawn

New
#190

Withdrawn

New
#189

Withdrawn

New
#188

Withdrawn

New
#187

Withdrawn

New
#170

Withdrawn

New
#169

Withdrawn

New
#168

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New
#165

Withdrawn

Prefers others.
#118

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Prefers others.
#116

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Prefers others.
#108

Discussion

 
Client
I really like the direction you are going. I also like the larger of the two brushes in image #109, but like the overall look of #107 best. If there is a way you could incorporate the larger brush into #107, I would like to see it. I also would like to see the "P" and "C" capitalized if possible, just to see how that would work. Thanks!
10 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Thank you Sir,

I have create some revision with #115 revision for entry #107 with "P" and "C" capitalized. #116, #117, #118 incorporate the brush into #115.
10 years ago
 
Logo Designer
I also submit some other idea with brush incorporated into #115; #119 and #120.
10 years ago
 
Client
I'm really impressed. I like the style of brush that you have used as it goes perfectly with our "craftsman" concept. Thus far #117 is my favorite, although I really like the direction you are going with #119 with the brush overhead as it almost looks like it has painted the outline of the text. I am not sure I like how the outline kind of cuts off the brush image...maybe you can play around with that?? Also, is there a way the two dots over the "i" could be lowered a bit? That has been a complaint of mine with caslon antique font. I also am impressed with your concept in #120, I think it is a great idea, but we were hoping the logo would be more wide than tall...maybe there can be a version were the brush is on the side of the text or parallel to the text whether on the bottom or top? Color wise, I do like the maroon, you may be a bit on the dark end of that spectrum, we won't want the font to look black as it will be on completely white backgrounds. Thanks!
10 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Nice to hear that from you Sir. Also thank you for your direction on #117, #119, and #120, i will try the idea. Meanwhile, i will submit some color revision. The first one witn entry #165 is maroon (RGB #800000/ CMYK 29 100 100 38 / PANTONE 181 PC).


10 years ago
 
Logo Designer
#166 : "Rocky Hill".
#167 : "Picholine".
#168 : "Whispering Willow".
#169 : "Georgian Yellow".
#170 : "Pumpkin".

I have also lowered the dot on the "i"s on the revision above.
10 years ago
 
Client
We like these color revisions, particularly 166 and 167. Also, we think the dots should be lowered more. Perhaps just below the bottom of the "the" in that layout.
10 years ago
 
Client
Another possibility we might like to see is the lines that make up the box around 166/167 to be more "rustic" or "choppy" looking. Just to make them look a little more natural / old fashioned.
10 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Update revision for entry #167 : #187 and #188.

Adding rustic/choppy effect. The dots on "i"'s lowered.
10 years ago
 
Client
Thanks. I know this is being extremely nit-picky, but could you raise the dots on the "i"'s just a bit, a feel like right in between where they were and where they are right now would be perfect. Also, like the choppy look, but that might be a bit too much as well. We like the idea of that border looking hand-brushed, not necessarily distressed. Nice work!
10 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Yes Sir, i will submit them shortly.

Thanks!
10 years ago
 
Logo Designer
#191, #192, #193 - update with revision on detail; reposition the dots slightly between #167 and #187.

Revision on border:
#191 - reduce some effect from #187.
#192 - sharp edge on corner rather than rounded from #167.
#193 - reducing the distortion on #188.
10 years ago
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