TileSpring.com & .tvLogo Design Contest

Logo Design Contest
Contests / TileSpring.com & .tv

TileSpring.com & .tv has selected their winning logo design.

For $300 they received 465 designs from 50 different designers from around the world.
New
#123
New
#145
New
#144
Prefers others.
#178
Prefers others.
#177
Prefers others.
#129
Prefers others.
#128
Prefers others.
#127
Prefers others.
#126
Prefers others.
#125
Prefers others.
#124
Prefers others.
#122
Prefers others.
#121
Prefers others.
#120
Prefers others.
#119
Prefers others.
#118
Prefers others.
#117
Prefers others.
#116

Discussion

 
Logo Designer
Bare with me while I submit and explain the process for this batch of concepts. I have submitted a large amount of different concepts and not the same idea with 10 different variations, as such, if you want to see any changes or variations, please just mention them and I can submit your variations. Also note I did not include your .com or .tv - this can be added later based on your preference (wasn't sure which one to use).

3-dimensional approach using iconic imagery and clean type.

(This comment references Entry #116)
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Strong imagery concept using the idea of converting the tiles into something else (not necessarily spring water as shown). Could be a reference to the "reviewing" nature of the site.

(This comment references Entry #117)
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
A more literal approach using a combination of tiles and spring rain.

(This comment references Entry #118)
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Very clean and simple with a nice easy to read and understand symbol.

(This comment references Entry #119)
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
A visually appealing concept playing off the tiles.

(This comment references Entry #120)
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
A variation using a different color scheme, but with no "water" reference - focusing on the tile instead.

(This comment references Entry #121)
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
A simple, but ultimately clever approach.

(This comment references Entry #122)
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
A different, dynamic perspective idea with a touch of abstract to signify the grid placement of tiles.

(This comment references Entry #123)
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Clean and effective.

(This comment references Entry #125)
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Big, bold, in your face approach. The shape is an obvious reference to tiles.

(This comment references Entry #126)
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
An alternate using a different layout.

(This comment references Entry #128)
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
A subtly colorful, more playful approach.

(This comment references Entry #129)
15 years ago
 
Client
I think #116 is the concept to pursue. I'd like to see the colors tweaked and the font played with. I dig limey greens and bright, aqua blues. Use your judgement on colors. A really recognizable font would be nice too.

Also, can you incorporate a flow of tiles within each letter?

Thanks for so many ideas!! I appreciate it greatly!
15 years ago
 
Client
Refer to comment right above this one after reading this.

"flow of tiles within each letter" - do you understand what I am meaning by this?
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Here is a couple variations trying different typefaces, colors and positions.

(This comment references Entry #144)
15 years ago
 
Client
#145 - I'd like to see the font a bit sleeker and more crisp feeling. It's a bit chunky. The colors are good!
Can you make the drop look "tiled" and then another rendition of just the tile being 'tiled" I'm curious about them....

Also, what about adding a 3rd color and making the icon silver or gray and really modern looking?
Here is a link of how our website will layout: http://wp9.sarah-neuber.de/
Our logo will replace the example header and the color scheme will be changed to cool, modern grays.

I'd also like to see the icon on the left to make a long logo instead of up above.

I know this is a mouthful but I'm excited about your direction!
Jared
15 years ago
 
Logo Designer
Here's a couple more entries focusing more on subtle, but modern colors with iconic imagery and type. I tried loosing the green as I wanted to tie in the "water" with the "spring" without confusing things too much. Looking forward to any changes you may have.
15 years ago
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