Thank you so much for the feedback. I'm glad you've liked. I've uploaded #55, #56, #57, #58, #59 & #60 with your suggestions. Please let me know your thoughts and feel free to ask for any other changes.
Looking great so far. We are liking 56, 57, 59, 64. Would you be able to come up with various designs of these with a 'louder' border, perhaps a seal look. And perhaps some designs where the text is expanded slightly outside the border at the sides where 'west side' text is.
Thanks! I've uploaded some new designs with the suggestions you've made. Let me know what you think and if you like to see any more changes or variations.
with #100 would you be able to do some variations wtih the font style. and a variation of the same font but with less bold lettering. any other variations you might come up with are welcome.
we like the "stamp effect" but it may not come up well when enlarged to fill a shop window (aprox 1m by 1m) So please make versions without the stamp affect too.
Thanks! I'll work on it. The changes you want to see is for #100, right? And about the stamp effect you want me to remove them but the borders stay or you want to see the logo without them too?
Sorry for the delay, we are getting close to making a decision now.
We would like to see some variations.. #123 with the font from #121. and maybe a shorter line under 'cafe' like #100 #100 with the font from #121 and moaybe some other variations.
I'm glad to know that! About your questions: 1. Do you want #134 and then the same logo without the "distressed effect", right? I have no problem with that.
2. Yes, they will come up well in any size because I'll send you "EPS" files (vector), I found this in Logotournament Client Help:
"Your final file package will include an EPS vector file (industry standard) that is reduced to curves. This means that your file does not have embedded text that can be edited. The EPS vector file is the file most printers or designers will need to create any secondary products for you.
Vector Files (EPS, AI, CDR) use mathematical calculations to form the dynamic shapes for your image and thus can be saved in multiple formats and sizes. Specialized programs are required to do that. (eg. Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw) Most designers have at least one of the required products to manipulate vector files."
I hope this helps.
3. Yes, I'm interested in doing this work! After you finalize the contest we can talk about it.