TileSpring.com & .tvLogo Design Contest

Firstly, thanks for the inspiration link - great stuff.

This design is a very stylized graphic of a tile with two water drips. Very clean and modern - I hope you like the direction. Feedback probably won't be possible as I'll be asleep in Australia :)
Good luck and I hope this entry is of some help.

I think it will work well in all tv media and online. The graphic treatment will transfer nicely to other graphics for the business.

Cheers
Michael

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Another concept - a bit more edgy. New media savvy is the idea.

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And this one has an edge to it - more savvy. But based on a simple 2D shape so it can work in all media.

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Different orientation of the icon.

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A new concept - stripped back, fun, savvy - you decide.
Color - deep aubergine/brown against a fresh water blue.

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Right aligned.

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4-tiles.

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Stacked - as it may be used on tv or site.

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Thanks for jumping in!
#209 is a STRONG concept! So are the other two we've ranked.
For a process of elimination, can we see 209 with only big drop? Keep the position though.....

Also, is there a way to incorporate puddling water (VERY stripped down, and stylized) in the tile, under the drops?

It's sooo important to keep the simplicity that the top 3 rankings have so we want to protect that element for sure....

Jared

Also, can the font still be sleek and yet more distinct? We want a touch more "edginess"

Icon and font variations to follow. 4 font options - with and without welling. I've kept a rounded feel with the type to go with the icon, but something with more character/edginess.

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An afterthought :) this one is all shades of blue. Thought I'd throw it in the mix.
Very clean in the one color.

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